Main sewer unclogging
High-pressure jetting clears full blockages from the main sewer line

Services
A camera inside the line before and after the work shows you exactly what changed, and the right method is chosen for each blockage type
Every drain and sewage need, from household gullies to full sewer networks and commercial kitchens

High-pressure jetting clears full blockages from the main sewer line
Tanker suction empties cesspits before overflow reaches the basement
Sand, silt and debris removed from floor gullies and inspection chambers
Camera footage inside the pipe finds cracks and blockages without guesswork
Grease traps cleaned and maintained in restaurant and commercial kitchen lines
Silted storm drains cleared before winter rain overloads them
Describe the problem and property type to book the visit
Technician runs the camera and shows you the blockage cause live
Jetting, suction or targeted excavation agreed before work starts
Line cleared, cesspit emptied or pipe repaired as the camera showed
Second camera pass confirms the line is fully clear before leaving
From the inspection camera
Drag the divider and see the difference.


Every job starts with a recording and ends with one. The footage is kept and sent to you.
Pressurised water breaks up congealed grease, sand and soap scale inside the pipe without chemicals
Live footage inside the pipe locates the exact blockage or crack before any cutting or digging starts
Mechanical vacuum removes liquid and sludge from cesspits, sumps and inspection chambers efficiently
Sound-based detection pinpoints the leak so tiles are only broken exactly where needed
Note which sink or gully is slowest first; this tells the technician which branch line to start on
If you notice backflow or odour, check whether the cesspit is full before requesting the service
Knowing the manhole cover location in the driveway saves the technician time on arrival
Tell us if the property is a home, restaurant or complex so the right equipment arrives with the crew
Every job begins with a camera run inside the line so the customer sees the recorded footage on the same screen as the technician. That single step shows whether the problem is a grease and sand build-up that can be cleared with jetting, a root intrusion from cracked ground, or a broken pipe section. Knowing the cause before starting prevents unnecessary cutting and points directly to the right method.
A large share of properties in Kuwait drain to a private cesspit rather than the public sewer. A pit without a regular emptying schedule fills quietly until it overflows into the basement or ground floor. The right fix is not only emergency suction but a routine schedule matched to the property size and how heavily it is used. A restaurant kitchen or commercial complex needs far more frequent servicing than a residential apartment.
Kitchen drain lines in Kuwaiti homes carry heavy cooking oil loads that cool and solidify on the pipe wall over time. High-pressure jetting strips these layers away completely, while hand rods only push a channel through the grease without removing it. Outdoor gullies in driveways and yards collect fine windblown sand that packs into traps and blocks drainage, a problem that worsens after dust storms.
Backflow valves stop sewer water from reversing into the property when the public network is under pressure. A second camera pass at the end of the job confirms the line is fully open, not just partially cleared. For large building complexes and sewer networks, a periodic maintenance contract keeps gradual build-ups from ever reaching a full blockage that halts the whole property.













The quote depends on the line type, blockage cause, access conditions and method required
Grease build-up costs less to clear than a broken pipe requiring excavation
Larger cesspits need more tanker trips to empty completely
Buried or obstructed manhole covers add labour time to the job
Longer lines need heavier equipment and more passes to clear fully
Emergency calls outside standard hours are priced differently from scheduled visits
Same method, same equipment. Only the size of the job changes.




Why us
Amana means trust. Someone else’s home is not ours to be careless in.
Do not take our word for it. Look at the line yourself.
Breaking is the last resort, never the first step.
A blocked line does not wait for the morning.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
For buildings and complexes, servicing before the problem starts.
Restaurants, offices and complexes, not only homes.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
Common questions
Need someone now? The emergency line is open any hour.
+965 9668 4964
Yes. The team reaches all 6 governorates and 139 areas at any hour, including weekends and public holidays.
A dry trap in a rarely used room is the most common cause. The water seal evaporates in summer heat and lets sewer gas through. Pouring water into the floor trap and keeping the drain covered usually solves it.
Slow-flushing toilets, a strong odour from lower rooms, and backflow from the lowest drain point are the main warning signs. Scheduling regular emptying before these signs appear is safer.
Breaking is a last resort used only when the pipe itself is cracked or displaced. Acoustic detection and camera inspection locate the exact spot first, so tiles are only opened where the repair is confirmed.
A gully collects water at a local floor or yard point, while the main sewer line carries all the property's waste to the cesspit or public network. A main line blockage affects every drain in the building at once.
Yes. Grease traps in restaurants and commercial kitchens are cleaned and the connected drain lines are jettted to remove fat and oil build-up in the pipes leading from them.
A backflow valve blocks sewer water from re-entering your property when public network pressure rises. It is particularly recommended for basement levels and properties connected near a heavily loaded main sewer.
Yes. A scheduled maintenance plan can be arranged to clean manholes, sewer lines and inspection chambers in complexes and large buildings on a regular basis, preventing build-ups from becoming full blockages.
