About us
Drain Cleaning in Smithtown Built on Local Roots
Jacob
Owner · Since 2018
Our Story
Drain Cleaning in Smithtown Built on Local Roots
Jacob started Jacob Plumbing And Co in Smithtown to focus on drain cleaning and clogged drain work across Suffolk County, staying hands-on as owner and operator from the base in Smithtown, New York.
The crew covers Smithtown plus Kings Park, Nesconset, St. James, Hauppauge, and Commack, where older housing stock near Caleb Smith State Park and the Smithtown Bull Statue often meets tree roots and shifting soil that turn routine clogs into tougher jobs.
Suffolk's humid subtropical climate means cold winters can freeze lines while hot summers speed root growth into pipes, so the team schedules around those patterns and keeps service running 24/7 for real emergencies.
- Owner Jacob handles jobs directly in Smithtown and nearby Suffolk neighborhoods instead of sending subcontractors
- 24/7 availability from the Smithtown base for clogged drain calls that hit at any hour
- Work tailored to local conditions around landmarks like Caleb Smith State Park where roots and older lines are common
- Clear upfront quotes on every drain cleaning visit with no hidden steps
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓24/7 availability
- ✓Based in Smithtown, NY
Our guarantee
Owner-operated drain cleaning with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect for clogged drains in Smithtown, Kings Park, Nesconset, St. James, Hauppauge, and Commack.
Testimonials
What Smithtown, NY Customers Say
“My kitchen sink on the west side of Nesconset backed up with grease from cooking and wouldn't drain at all. Jacob Plumbing And Co ran a powered auger through the line and followed with an enzyme flush. Water now flows straight down and the smell is gone.”
“Hair and soap buildup had slowed the shower drain in our St. James bathroom to a trickle. They used a sectional cable to clear the trap and main run, then scoped the line to confirm no further blockage. Shower drains in under a minute again.”
“After heavy rain our basement floor drain near Jericho Turnpike started gurgling and overflowing. The crew located a root intrusion with a camera, cut it out with a root cutter, and flushed the line. No more backups even after the next storm.”