Kittery homeowners along US-1 and ME-103 often face slow drains from older cast-iron lines in Kittery Point and downtown properties built before widespread PVC use.
Maine Drain Cleaning sends crews from 48 Exchange St in Portland down I-95 most weekdays between 8am and 6pm, reaching Kittery in under an hour to handle kitchen and bath clogs before they back up into yards near Fort McClary.
Coastal storms and mild winters still push leaves, grease and sediment into lines; residents near the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Kittery Outlets call most often for main-line clearing on ME-103 side streets.
Around Kittery
We regularly work near:
- 📍Kittery Outlets
- 📍Fort McClary
- 📍Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Drain Cleaning in Kittery — Local Notes
- •Historic homes in Kittery Point and downtown commonly have 3-4 inch clay or cast-iron laterals that root intrusion and grease quickly restrict.
- •Crews access most jobs via I-95 exits then ME-103 or US-1; tight downtown parking requires the service truck to stage on side streets.
- •Proximity to the shipyard brings occasional commercial calls for floor drains in outlet-area retail spaces after heavy coastal rain.
- •No permit required for residential drain cleaning in York County, but crews still verify cleanout locations before hydro-jetting near older foundations.