
Drain Cleaning
Waiting until a drain stops completely usually means a bigger job than getting ahead of it with a professional cleaning now.
When this becomes an emergency
- Drains that clear slower every week even after using a plunger
- A sour smell in the kitchen sink that plunging doesn't get rid of
- Multiple fixtures on the same line all draining sluggishly at once
What a pro does
Professional drain cleaning goes past what a store-bought snake or plunger can reach. A plumber typically runs a motorized cable or a hydro-jetting hose that scours the full width of the pipe instead of punching a single hole through the clog. Grease and scale build up gradually too, coating the pipe walls instead of blocking one single spot. The camera inspection that often comes first tells the plumber whether jetting is safe for that particular pipe, since older or already-cracked pipe can't always handle full-pressure water.
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