Drain Cleaning Selma targets the frequent backups that hit homes and businesses along the Alabama River corridor. Older pipe runs in Downtown Selma and Old Town often collect grease, roots, and sediment after heavy summer rains, while properties near Craig Field see more debris from nearby fields.
Our crews leave the Prattville shop at 470-482 McQueen Smith Rd S #113 and reach Selma via US-80 in under an hour. We schedule around Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm to clear main lines in West Selma and East Selma without disrupting traffic on AL-14 or AL-22.
Customers in Selma call most often for kitchen and bathroom drain clearing in pre-1960 housing stock where clay and cast-iron lines have settled unevenly over decades.
Around Selma
We regularly work near:
- 📍Edmund Pettus Bridge
- 📍Selma National Historic Site
- 📍Old Depot Museum
- 📍Brown Chapel AME Church
- 📍St. James Hotel
Drain Cleaning in Selma — Local Notes
- •Many Selma homes built before 1950 still use clay or cast-iron laterals that crack under tree-root pressure common in the humid climate.
- •Heavy summer downpours send silt and debris into storm-connected drains along the riverfront neighborhoods.
- •Access to rear yards in the Selma National Historic Site district often requires smaller equipment to avoid disturbing brick paths and mature oaks.
- •Dallas County permitting for sewer work stays minimal for residential cleanouts but requires same-day notification when lines tie into the municipal system.