Cast iron drain cleaning

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Jetboy55

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I'm replacing the cast iron dwv in my house. I have 3 stacks (2 baths, 1 kitchen) that go into the concrete and then join together. I want to, at least, have them cleaned really well....a fresh start so to speak to go along with the pvc above grade. I've seen a chain type of cast iron cleaning, and it seems the most thorough. Any idea what it would cost to have my 3 stacks and common drain cleaned this way? Probably 90 feet of pipe total, 30 feet each.
 

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Before you decide to use the chain knockers you better consider the condition and age of the CI

You may want to consider using a 3/4" cable decent cutter and then use a water Jetter as a finishing tool to restore full flow as origionally intended
 

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Thanks. My cast iron is from 1963. I haven't seen any signs of severe degradation, no holes or soft spots above grade. But I know the interior looks nasty with allot of tuberculation and rust.
 
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