Bathroom sinks, tubs and showers
Soap film and hair gather in the trap, and a bathroom sink or tub slows down long before it stops. Clearing it takes a snake or a cleaning head at the fixture, followed by a flow test.
Drain Cleaning in Centennial
A sink that drains slowly, a tub that holds water or a kitchen line that backs up has a blockage somewhere between the fixture and the sewer. Call and describe it, and we connect you with a plumber who clears it.
We take drain calls in Centennial and the cities next to it, whether one sink is draining slowly or the main line has backed up.
How drains get cleared
Kitchen lines
Kitchen sinks clog from grease that cools and sticks inside the pipe. Cleaning the line past the trap and running hot water through it shows whether the blockage is gone.
Floor drains and the main line
A floor drain or laundry standpipe that backs up may share a line with other fixtures. When several drains slow down together, the blockage may be in the main line.
Camera checks
When a line keeps clogging or the cause is unclear, a camera run shows what is in the pipe, such as roots, a break or a low spot. The plumber shows you what the camera found before recommending a fix.
Keeping drains open
Drain trouble builds up slowly. Cooking grease, hair and wipes caught in a line add up over time. A strainer in the shower and a trash can for grease keep less of it going down.
When the clog is past your walls
Slow drains in every bathroom and the kitchen at once point away from a single fixture and toward the line leaving the house. A camera run from the cleanout can show whether that outside line holds a root, a break or a low spot.
If a camera run finds damage, sewer line work picks up from there, and fixture repair handles the faucet or toilet itself. The start page covers the rest.
Call for a free plumbing quote
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.
Call (855) 321-3426