Kitchen sinks
In a kitchen sink, grease, food scraps and coffee grounds collect in the trap and in the pipe run beyond the wall. Clearing it takes a cable sized for kitchen pipe, and the disposal connection gets a check as well.
Water that drains slowly, a tub that holds standing water, a gurgle from the sink when the washer empties or a smell from a floor drain all point to a clog. We arrange a plumber to clear it and find where it sits.
Here is what each kind of drain needs, how the main line differs and which habits keep the pipes running freely between visits.

In a kitchen sink, grease, food scraps and coffee grounds collect in the trap and in the pipe run beyond the wall. Clearing it takes a cable sized for kitchen pipe, and the disposal connection gets a check as well.
Strands of hair wrap around the stopper linkage and catch soap until the basin or tub holds water. Pulling the stopper, clearing the trap and flushing the branch line gets the flow back.
A washer pumps out a lot of water at once, so a partly blocked standpipe can overflow during the spin cycle. Floor drains can dry out and let sewer gas through, or clog with lint and grit.
If the toilet bubbles when the washer drains, or the shower backs up after a flush, the shared line under the house is the likely spot. A cleanout gives the plumber a way in with a long cable or a jetter hose.
A drain that blocks again within weeks of being cleared can have roots, a sagging section or broken pipe behind the clog. A camera run down the line shows which, and that decides whether the next step is cleaning or a repair.
Grease poured down a sink sets solid in the cold pipe further along, so a can for drippings and the trash for scraps both help. A hair screen over the shower drain and nothing but toilet paper in the toilet do the rest.
Damage found on camera moves the work over to sewer line repair, while a dripping trap or loose drain fitting belongs under fixture repair. Every service we arrange is listed on our homepage.
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