Drain Cleaning
Slow or Clogged Drains Disrupt Your Home—Call Us to Get and Keep Them Moving
It’s easy to take daily things like cooking, laundry, showering, and even flushing for granted, that is, until you can’t. Clogs bring household functions to a standstill. At best, you’ll find a temporary workaround, but doing dishes or laundry in the bathtub is a hassle.
Backed up drains are more than an inconvenience, they’re unsanitary.
Slow drains signal a clog in the making. Other signs are bad smells and strange sounds coming from your drains. Don’t be a sitting duck; be proactive and take control.
Be aware that, although a plunger may help make a way for water to go down, it cannot clear the buildup in your pipes that makes the next clog only a matter of time. If not effectively broken up, clogs can be dislodged only to build up further down the line. You need the job done right.
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Drain Problems
What you can do to prevent them
- Block common cloggers using filters designed to stop hair or laundry lint from entering drain.
- Add bacteria-based powder to drains to consume the organic matter that causes most clogs.
- Don’t put cooking grease down your drain. Instead, collect it and dispose of it with your trash.
- Never rinse sand, cement, grout or joint compound down a drain.
- Compost food preparation waste. Putting peels down your kitchen disposal is looking for trouble.
- Things that shouldn't be flushed, even if they go down, can lodge deeper and help set up your next clog.
- It’s good for drains to get an occasional large-volume flush of hot water.
- Don’t invite damage to your system by using a caustic liquid drain cleaner.