24 Hour Emergency Restaurant Plumbing
First, take a look around your kitchen. Is there a floor drain that’s slower than it used to be, or a grease line smell that won’t go away no matter how much you clean around it? Even if it seems small, it can lead to a backup during service, a failed health inspection, or a bill that’s much bigger than it needed to be. Don’t ignore it.
It’s never a slow Tuesday when it happens. It’s Friday at 6 p.m., the grease line backs up into the dish pit, and you’ve got a full dining room and no working sink. Or it’s the morning of a health inspection and the floor drain by the fryer station won’t stop gurgling. Restaurant plumbing problems don’t just cost a repair bill — they cost covers, staff hours, and sometimes your grade on an inspection report. We know that, which is why we treat speed and discretion as part of the job, not an upcharge.
From a slow floor drain to a full grease interceptor install, here’s what we cover in commercial kitchens.
Most restaurant plumbing emergencies trace back to one thing: a grease line that’s clogged or damaged and backing up into the kitchen. We repair and clear grease lines for kitchens across DFW and San Antonio — if a line is slow, blocked, or leaking, we diagnose it and fix it, no guesswork. That’s a quick phone call, not a project.
Letting someone into a working kitchen isn’t the same as letting them into a house. You need a plumber who won’t slow down service, won’t leave a mess by the walk-in, and won’t hand you a bill that’s different from what they quoted. AAA AUGER has been a family-owned, licensed plumbing company since 1960. We show up on time, we quote the job before we start it, and there’s no extra charge for calling us on a Saturday night instead of a Tuesday afternoon.
A backed-up line during Saturday dinner service costs more than a repair bill — it costs covers, reviews, and a night your staff won’t forget. Our techs carry the equipment to jet a line, clear a floor drain, or repair a clogged grease line on the first visit, so your kitchen is back open the same day in almost every case.
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No — that's typically handled by a licensed waste hauling service. What we handle is the plumbing side: repairing and clearing grease lines when they're clogged, slow, damaged, or backing up into the kitchen. If you're not sure whether your issue is a pumping/cleanout job or a line repair, give us a call and we'll help you figure out which.
Yes. Every AAA AUGER plumber is fully licensed and insured, and our techs are trained on commercial kitchen equipment, not just residential fixtures. When someone shows up at your restaurant, you're getting a qualified professional, not a subcontractor we've never met.
It depends on the job — a floor drain clear-out and a grease line repair aren't priced the same. What doesn't change is how we handle it: we diagnose the issue, quote it before we start, and that's the number on your invoice. No overtime charge for nights, weekends, or holidays.
Yes. We'll inspect your grease lines along with your floor drains and backflow devices, and flag anything that's likely to get written up — so you're walking into the inspection ahead of it instead of reacting to it. (For pumping or cleanout, that's a job for a licensed waste hauler — we're the call for the pipes.)
Yes. A lot of restaurant plumbing "emergencies" are really just deferred maintenance. We set up recurring grease line and drain maintenance around your schedule, so problems get caught in a slow Tuesday visit instead of a packed Friday night.
Absolutely — and there's no extra charge for it. We're available 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including nights, weekends, and holidays, at the same price as a weekday visit.
Need fast, reliable restaurant plumbing? Whether it’s a grease line that’s backing up, a floor drain that’s slow, or an emergency that can’t wait, reach out and we’ll get your kitchen sorted out — properly and without any hidden fees.
No Extra Charge for Nights, Weekends, or Holidays.
