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The drain special is plumbing’s tune-up: a low number to get the truck out. Shops that keep it running know what share of $99 visits become a real sewer or a camera.
See whether the ad says “main line” or “one drain.” That single phrase changes the job, the close rate, and whether $99 was honest.
Longest sample in this offer: 441 days, Oak Street Plumbing on Meta. That shop name is invented.
441days running
#1Oak Street Plumbing · invented advertiser
$99 drain special
The $99 is one kitchen, bath, or laundry drain. It is not a main-line special. If the stoppage is in the yard, we stop and price the camera before anyone keeps digging.
Button: Book the drain. image creative, no image in this file. Still running as of Oct 30, 2026. First seen Aug 15, 2025. All $99 drain special ads
281days running
#2Magnolia Plumbing · invented advertiser
$99 drain special
Indoor drains only. Roots in the main are a different job and we will not pretend otherwise. Evening routes Tuesday through Saturday.
Button: Book $99. image creative, no image in this file. Still running as of Oct 30, 2026. First seen Jan 22, 2026. All $99 drain special ads
Plumbing lead costs · Run a plumbing ticket through the calculator
Speed is the product on emergency work. A lead you return in twenty minutes and a lead you return tomorrow are not the same close rate, even if you paid the same price. For drain specials, know your average ticket after the camera and the real repair, not the $99 on the ad.
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