Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

A slow drain usually allows some water to pass but takes time to clear, while a completely clogged drain will not allow any water to drain. Persistent slow drainage can often indicate a developing clog that needs professional attention.

Yes. A clogged drain can lead to pressure buildup in your plumbing system, causing leaks, pipe damage, or backups in other parts of your home.

Here are some tips:

• Avoid pouring grease, oils, or food scraps down the sink.

• Use drain screens to catch hair and debris.

• Regularly flush drains with hot water and vinegar.

• Schedule routine professional drain cleaning for preventive maintenance.

Recurring clogs may indicate underlying issues like damaged pipes, improper pipe slope, or a buildup of grease, hair, or other debris further down the line. A professional inspection can identify and resolve the root cause.

Yes, tree roots can invade underground pipes, especially older ones made of clay or concrete. They grow into small cracks or joints in search of water, leading to significant blockages. Hydro jetting or pipe replacement may be needed in these cases.

Absolutely. Stagnant water and trapped debris in clogged drains can create unpleasant odors. Professional cleaning eliminates these issues and restores a fresh-smelling system.

Yes, we specialize in cleaning outdoor drains, including storm drains, yard drains, and downspouts. Clogged downspouts can cause water to pool around your home, leading to foundation damage or basement flooding. Our team clears debris, dirt, and blockages to ensure proper water flow and prevent future issues. For recurring problems, we can also install solutions like gutter guards or extend downspouts to divert water further from your home.