SEWER LINE REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT IN DES MOINES
Trusted sewer line repair and replacement for homes and businesses in Des Moines and the capital city. Family-owned since 1955.
Many Des Moines homes — especially in neighborhoods like South of Grand, Capitol East, and Waterbury — were built with original clay or cast iron sewer lines that have reached the end of their lifespan. Beebe Drain & Sewer Co. has been providing permanent sewer solutions to Des Moines families for generations.
WHAT WE OFFER
- Kitchen, bathroom & floor drains
- Main sewer line cleaning
- Professional cable & snake equipment
- Fast response times — often same day
- Preventive maintenance plans available
- Grease trap cleaning for commercial kitchens
- Root intrusion removal
- Camera inspection to verify the clog is cleared
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WHY CHOOSE BEEBE FOR DES MOINES?
Beebe Drain & Sewer Co. is family owned and operated, built on generations of hands-on experience in the sewer and drain industry. We believe in proper diagnosis, honest recommendations, and permanent solutions — not temporary fixes. We use professional-grade equipment, provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees, and stand behind our work. Whether it's a routine service call or an emergency, we treat every customer like family.
We proudly serve Des Moines, West Des Moines, Ankeny, Johnston, Urbandale, and surrounding communities across central Iowa.
READY TO SCHEDULE?
Give us a call and we'll get you taken care of. Real people, real answers.
CALL 515-336-6001OTHER SERVICES WE OFFER
Also serving nearby: Ankeny, West Des Moines, Johnston. View all service areas →
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS — DES MOINES
We serve all Des Moines neighborhoods including Beaverdale, Drake, Sherman Hill, South of Grand, Ingersoll Park, Capitol East, Waterbury, and the entire metro area. Our central location means fast response anywhere in Des Moines.
Yes. Many Des Moines homes built before the 1970s have original clay or cast iron sewer lines that are increasingly prone to cracks, root intrusion, and collapse. Regular camera inspections are especially important for older homes.
