drain and sewer line service

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• Drain cleaning is the process of removing clogs, buildup, and debris from your plumbing system to ensure water flows freely through your drains. Over time, things like grease, hair, soap scum, food particles, and even tree roots can accumulate in your pipes, causing slow drains, foul odors, or complete blockages.  Regular drain cleaning not only prevents costly plumbing emergencies but also keeps your entire system running smoothly and efficiently.

Schedule routine professional drain cleaning

• Have your drains professionally cleaned once a year, especially if you have older pipes

Use Drain Strainers

• Install strainers or screens in sinks, tubs, and showers to catch hair, food, particles, and debris before they enter the drain
• Clean strainers regularly 

 Avoid Pouring Grease or Oils Down the Drain

• Grease and Oils solidify in pipes and cause major blockages and obstructions
• instead, collect Grease in a container and dispose of it in the trash

Use Enzyme-Based Drain Cleaners

• Monthly use of a safe, non-corrosive enzyme cleaner can break down organic material in pipes without damaging them like harsh chemical cleaners do

Watch what you flush

• Only flush human waste and toilet paper. Avoid flushing wipes (even if labeled "flushable") , feminine hygiene products, or paper towels

Inspect Your Plumbing Regularly 

• Look for signs of slow drains, gurgling noises, or foul odors. These are early warnings that a clog may be forming

Address Small Issues Early

• Don't ignore slow drains or minor clogs, they can turn into major problems if left untreated