Bathroom sinks, tubs and showers
The blockage sits close to the fixture, in the trap or the pipe just below. We clear that stretch, then run the water to check that the tub, shower or basin empties properly.
When a sink takes minutes to empty or a basement floor drain starts to gurgle, a line is narrowing somewhere. We clear it and explain what had been building up.
Tell us on the phone which sinks, tubs or floor drains are slow, and mention anything you have already tried on them.

The blockage sits close to the fixture, in the trap or the pipe just below. We clear that stretch, then run the water to check that the tub, shower or basin empties properly.
Grease and food scraps narrow the kitchen drain, and a sink that fills and drains slowly is the warning. We clear the line back past the point where it narrowed.
Gurgling in a basement floor drain, or two fixtures that slow together, sends us to the main line first, through the cleanout.
A line that keeps clogging deserves a look inside. The camera shows roots, a sag or a break, and that tells you whether another clearing is enough or a repair should come next.
We start with the fixture that is slow and the traps and pipe right below it. If one fixture is slow on its own, the trouble is local to it, and if several are slow together we look at the main line.
Roots or a broken pipe outside the house turn a clearing visit into a sewer line job. If the camera check shows that, we say so and explain the next step.
See sewer line repair if roots or a break turn out to be the cause, and find the other services on the home page.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
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