Drain Cleaning Service

Expert plumbing drain cleaning services

Our Canyon Hills plumbers are located near you and are professionally trained and certified to inspect your drain, unclog, and clean it completely so that your kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, etc., can get back to use as soon as possible.

Our plumbers show up on time, in uniform, and ready to don shoe coverings if they need to enter your home. It is our goal to exceed your expectations by ensuring that your clogged drain is fixed to the highest of standards. We’ll take care of your clog, and we’ll also work with you to provide guidance on how to prevent a repeat occurrence. We know that plumbing happens, and while we are always happy to serve you, we know that you just want your plumbing to work, all the time.

Routine Drain Maintenance Is Important

Most people wait until there is a problem before calling a plumber, but doing routine maintenance on your drains helps prevent clogs from occurring in the first place. Annual cleanings help prevent the accumulation of mold, mildew, fungus, bacteria, and other microorganisms that can thrive in your drain pipes and create more significant problems over time. Give us a call today at (888) 970-7550 to set up a regular drain maintenance plan for your home or business.

Signs you have a Clogged Drain

If you are not entirely sure of the cause of your plumbing woes, check out this list of signs that you have a clogged drain:

• Your sink drain starts backing up
• Water is pooling at the bottom of your tub or shower and is either draining slower than usual or not draining at all
• Your drains are gurgling
• You notice that your toilet starts to bubble when the bathroom faucet is running
• You smell a peculiar and distasteful odor coming from the drain in your sink (or under your sink)
• Your dishwasher cycle is taking longer than normal
• Your dishwasher has standing water it in at the end of a cycle

How to Prevent a Clogged Drain

There are steps that you can take to prevent an inconvenient drain clog. In addition to using a screen or drain-gate to minimize problems with hair and soap scum in the bathroom, keep your kitchen drains clean and your disposal fully operational by not putting the following items down your sink:

• Coffee grounds
• Cooking grease (poor into an old coffee can or milk container and dispose of in the trash)
• Eggshells
• Grease
• Dental floss
• Wet wipes (we also suggest that wet wipes are not flushed down a toilet, even if they indicate they are “flushable.”)
• Cat litter
• Flower Stems
• Potato skins
• Hard vegetable parts from vegetables such as asparagus, artichokes, carrots, celery, etc.