As drain techs, we are in and out of different buildings doing a wide variety of work — commercial line jetting, residential root cutting, main drain backups, routine maintenance contracts, etc. Most of those jobs come with their own highs and lows, but the smaller drain cleaning calls are what can really turn into a nightmare for a drain tech.
The problem is that you are taking a drain tech who has vast experience with all types of crazy problems, earning a lot of money, and applying that skill to something as simple as a clogged toilet — making them in
