In-House Plumbing

214-227-5719

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3960 Broadway Blvd. Suite 220-D
Garland, Texas 75043
Fax: 866-762-1432

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Drain Cleaning (114)

Drain clogged up?

Whether your toilet is not flushing or your tub, shower,
kitchen sink, and/or washer is not draining.
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	We do it all, from whole house clogs to local fixture clogs, and from roots in the line, to hair clogging up the sink or tub drain.
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	My kitchen sink and/or washer constantly stops up. If this is a house built before 1975, there is a good possibility that there is cast iron pipe under the home, cast iron pipe deteriorates over time, and more often on kitchen sink and washing machine pipes, because of the chemicals we put down those lines, the grease that gets put down those lines, as well as the size of those lines. It is possible that because of all of that, the lines are deteriorated and worn out, and causing everything put down the line to get caught up and easily cause a stoppage. Powdered soaps can also cause a stoppage easily, the powdered soaps are typically made with corn cob, which can build up in the lines and cause a stoppage. We recommend liquid detergent. It is also possible that there is a break in the sewer line, that has allowed mud, roots or build up to get in the line and stop the line up often. We recommend performing a sewer camera inspection on the lines that are stopping up often to try and determine if there is anything out of the ordinary that is causing the stoppage. We also recommend never using liquid drain uncloggers, such as drain-o or liquid plumber to unclog a line, these are acid based chemicals, and will over time cause more harm to your system than good. The only proper way to unstop a sewer line is to use a sewer cable snake to roto the line out. If at any time you need any help please do not hesitate to call us, we can help.
	My sewer line under the house or in the yard constantly stops up. It is possible and that there is a problem in the sewer line under ground. The problem could be roots that have gotten into a break in the sewer line, an off-set in the pipe, a break in the line that has caused mud to get into the line or has caused an off-set, and/or it is possible that something has been flushed down the drain like a toy or something that has gotten lodged in an area of the sewer line that it cannot move from. All of these possibilities could be now catching particles and solid waste running down the line and causing these particles to build-up in the line and ultimately cause a stoppage, blockage or back-up in the line. If this is occurring on a regular basis, it is our recommendation that you have us come out and run a sewer camera into the line to visually inspect the sewer line for any potential problems.
	My tub/shower drain is not draining properly. This is typically an indication that hair has built up inside the drain, on a stand-up shower only, it could also be lime deposit build-up. If you can see into the drain, you might try to use an old wire coat hanger to try and get some of that hair out of the drain, it is possible that the hair is built up in the P-Trap, which could mean that you cannot get to it yourself, at that point it would be best to call a professional plumber to have the P-Trap drain snaked out to remove and flush out the hair build-up. If you are able to get the hair out yourself, we recommend that you go to your local hardware store and ask someone to help you get a little piece of screening that you could use to cover the drain, so that the hair collects to the screen. This will allow you to clean that screen off periodically to avoid this problem in the future.
	My bathroom sinks/lavatories are not draining properly. This is typically an indication that hair has built up inside the P-Trap drain under the sink, you might attempt this repair by yourself, if so, you will need a bucket or pan of some kind, place that item directly under the p-trap, the u-shaped object under the sink, loosen the nuts on both sides of that p-trap, and it will drop out of place. When it drops water will come out of it, this is why you need the bucket or pan to put under it. Then you can look inside to see if you see any build-up in that trap. Also look up in the pipe parts that are on both sides of the nuts you loosened, to be sure there is nothing sitting in there. Run some water at another fixture through that P-Trap to be sure that everything is cleaned out of it, then reconnect it. Once it is reconnected, fill the sink with water and then dump it, looking under the sink at the nuts you loosened to be sure there is no leakage.