Drain Cleaning

Drain clogs are typically caused by grease, soap residue, hair, food particles, and debris building up inside the pipes over time. In some cases, tree roots, mineral scale, or improper flushing can also lead to recurring drain blockages.

Professional drain cleaning uses specialized equipment such as drain snakes, hydro jetting, and sewer cameras to safely remove buildup and blockages. These methods clean the pipe walls thoroughly and restore proper flow without damaging your plumbing system.

Most homes benefit from professional drain cleaning every 1–2 years as preventative maintenance. Commercial properties or high-use plumbing systems may require more frequent drain cleaning to prevent backups and system strain.

Yes. Professional drain cleaning addresses the root cause of clogs rather than providing temporary relief. It helps prevent recurring blockages, reduces the risk of pipe damage, and can save money by avoiding emergency repairs or sewer backups.

You should call a professional if drains are repeatedly clogging, multiple drains are backing up at once, foul odors are present, or water is backing up into sinks or floor drains. These signs often indicate deeper issues that require professional equipment and inspection.