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Over time, Drains and Sewers can clog and block your drainage system.
If there is an issue, our staff will inspect it, evaluate it, and identify it using the latest cutting-edge technology. Drains like sinks, tubs, showers, and toilets typically require drain cleaning the most frequently.
Licensed plumbers available for service.
Our Cleaning Techniques
To clean your drain or sewer, we use the following techniques:
- Hydro Jetting: Hydro jetting drain cleaning is a high-pressure water jetting system that can remove even the most stubborn clogs from your drains.
- Drain Snaking: This is a process where a small, flexible steel cable is inserted into your drain to clear away any clogs or obstructions.
- Drain Camera Inspection: This is a process where a small camera is inserted into your drain to identify any problem areas.
FAQs
How long does it take to clear a clogged drain?
It depends on the severity of the clog. A simple clog may take a few minutes to clear, while a more serious one may take an hour or more. In most cases, we can have your drain cleared within a few hours.
What are some of the most common causes of clogged drains?
The most common cause of clogged drains is grease, hair, and other debris that gets caught in the pipes. Over time, these things can build up and cause a blockage. Other common causes include tree roots, foreign objects, and mineral buildup.
What are some of the signs that I have a clogged drain?
If you notice water backing up in your sink or tub, or if your drains are draining more slowly than usual, it’s likely that you have a clog. Another sign is if you hear gurgling noises coming from your drains.
Can I clear the clog myself, or do I need to call a professional?
In most cases, it’s best to leave drain cleaning to the professionals. Plumbers have the tools and experience necessary to quickly and effectively clear drains. However, if you’re confident in your ability to clear the clog, there are some DIY methods you can try.
What are some of the most common drain cleaning methods?
One of the most common methods is using a plunger. This can be effective for small clogs. Another method is using a drain snake, which is a long, flexible device that can reach deep into your drains to clear blockages. For more serious
