Drain Repair in Corpus Christi

Serving Corpus Christi Since 1996: Veteran-Owned Drain Repair You Can Count On

Custom Filtration & Plumbing Co. has diagnosed and repaired drain lines across Corpus Christi since 1996. We work on both residential and commercial properties, and we handle structural pipe damage, not just clogs. When a drain line is cracked, corroded, collapsed, or offset, cleaning alone won’t fix it. Our background-checked, licensed, and insured technicians identify the root cause and repair it correctly the first time.

Flat-rate pricing means you’ll know the full cost before any work begins. Same-day service is available when the situation can’t wait.

If you’re dealing with a slow drain, recurring backups, or signs of a damaged line, call our team now at (361) 240-8466. We can assess the problem and get you a clear answer the same day.

Drain Damage We Diagnose & Repair

Not every drain problem looks the same. We use advanced camera inspection equipment to view the interior of your drain lines without unnecessary digging, pinpointing the exact location and nature of the damage before we recommend a course of action. That means no guesswork and no unnecessary work.

Common drain repair types we handle:

• Cracked or fractured pipe sections caused by soil movement, corrosion, or age
• Corroded cast iron drain lines deteriorated by decades of hard water and salt air exposure
• Collapsed or bellied drain segments where the pipe has sagged and collects waste
• Offset or separated pipe joints that allow leaks and root entry
• Tree root intrusion in sewer lines, removed with rooter service before structural damage worsens
• Mineral scale narrowing inside drain lines, cleared with hydro jetting as part of the restoration process

Kitchen, bathroom, shower, tub, and main sewer lines are all within our scope. We match the repair method to the specific damage rather than applying a one-size approach.

Why Corpus Christi Drain Lines Deteriorate

Drain pipe damage isn’t random in the Coastal Bend. It reflects the specific conditions this environment places on buried infrastructure. Corpus Christi’s water supply is notably hard, and calcium and magnesium scale continuously deposits inside drain pipes, narrowing their interior over time. Salt-laden Gulf air accelerates corrosion in cast iron and metal pipe connections, particularly in properties close to the water.

The sandy clay soil common throughout Nueces County expands during heavy rainfall and contracts in dry periods, placing cyclical stress on buried lines. That repeated movement contributes to cracked sections, separated joints, and pipe belly in older neighborhoods. Homes built during Corpus Christi’s mid-century growth often still have original cast iron or clay tile drain lines that have absorbed decades of these conditions. Mature oaks, mesquites, and palms in established neighborhoods add tree root intrusion as a common compounding factor wherever joints have begun to open.

We’ve worked in these neighborhoods since 1996, and that experience shapes how we assess every drain system we inspect.