
Clogged Drain
A drain that won't clear on its own usually means the blockage has moved past where a plunger or drain cleaner can reach it.
When this becomes an emergency
- Water backing up and pooling around your feet in the shower instead of draining away
- A gurgling sound from a nearby drain when you run the washing machine or dishwasher
- A slow drain that's gone from sluggish to standing still within a day or two
What a pro does
A stubborn drain clog rarely sits right at the opening where you can see it. The plumber runs a drain camera or a motorized auger down the line to find out whether it's hair and soap buildup, a collapsed section of old pipe, or roots that have worked their way in from outside. Once the location and cause are clear, they clear the line with the tool suited to that blockage, whether that's a cable, a hydro-jetter, or something else entirely. They'll also flush the line afterward and check nearby fixtures to confirm water's actually moving through at a normal rate again.
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