Drains & Sewer

Clogged Drain Repair

A clog that won't clear with a plunger usually means something deeper in the line. Clogged drain repair locates the obstruction, clears it, and checks whether there's an underlying cause — like root intrusion, a sagging line, or buildup — that would otherwise bring it back.

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Bathroom sink drain pop-up assembly and overflow opening

Common reasons you may need this service

A drain is completely stopped up.
Multiple fixtures in one area are slow at once.
A plunger or hand snake hasn't cleared it.
The same drain clogs again and again.
Water is backing up into a tub or floor drain.

Typical tasks and considerations

Locating the clog along the line.
Clearing the obstruction mechanically.
Checking flow to confirm the line is open.
Looking for an underlying cause of recurrence.
Recommending follow-up if the line needs repair.

Common problems and possible causes

Deep clog past the trap

A blockage beyond the trap needs a longer reach to clear. Locating it first avoids repeated, partial clearings.

Multiple slow fixtures

When several fixtures in one area slow together, the issue is often in a shared branch or the main line rather than a single fixture.

Recurring clog

If a clog returns, the line may have a sag, root intrusion, or heavy buildup that cleaning alone won't solve long-term.