EXPERT DRAIN CLEANERS

Cleaning a drain is neither a luxurious nor an easy job. Inexperienced or ill-equipped plumbers often struggle with it, resulting in a messy situation. Some plumbers prioritize quantity over quality and rush through jobs to accommodate more clients. Other times, you may end up with a plumber who happened to be nearby but lacks the necessary tools to effectively address the problem.

In such cases, these plumbers use whatever tools they have at hand to quickly clear the clog and move on. Unfortunately, this approach doesn’t provide a lasting solution and the clog often returns shortly afterward. Many of these plumbers fail to thoroughly clean the drain, whether due to inadequate equipment, lack of effort, or using small cleaning heads. It’s important to understand that unclogging a drain and properly cleaning the drain line are two different things. At Pros Plumbing & Rooter, our skilled drain cleaning professionals understand this distinction and will use the right equipment to ensure a long-term fix for your problem.

This is the largest drain in your plumbing system and connects all the drains in your house to the municipal sewer system. Clogs in the main sewer line can result from a buildup of various materials or tree root intrusion.

This drain can get clogged with food particles, grease, and oil, especially if not properly disposed of or if the garbage disposal is misused.

Hair, soap scum, toothpaste residue, and other grooming products can accumulate in the bathroom sink drain, leading to clogs.

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Toilet paper, excessive flushing of non-flushable items, or foreign objects accidentally dropped into the toilet can cause blockages in the toilet drain.

Commonly found in basements, garages, or laundry rooms, floor drains can become clogged with dirt, debris, or objects that accidentally fall through.

Lint, fabric fibers, and residue from laundry detergents can accumulate over time and clog the drainpipe connected to the washing machine.

Drains in outdoor areas, such as yard or driveway drains, can become obstructed by leaves, dirt, debris, or even tree roots infiltrating the pipes.