SOS Drain Cleaning

If you're wondering why plumbers always tell you not to pour grease or oil into your kitchen sink drain, this is why. 😁

This sink still seemed to be draining well, but its drain line was filled with grease further downstream. Water that went down the sink drain was coming up out of nearby floor drain, and onto the kitchen floor. 😱

We cleared this clog quickly, and all is well again. We're always happy to help, but if you pour your used cooking oil into paper towel, sawdust, or kitty litter, then put it in your compost bin, you might not need our drain cleaning services.

SOS Drain Cleaning: we fix clogged drains! (But if you're careful with what you put down your drains, we might not have to. 🙂)

Are your floor drains backed up? If wastewater is coming out of a basement floor drain, it’s often a sign that your main sewer line is blocked. It's important to fix main line blockages as soon as possible to avoid water damage, not to mention a big mess. SOS Drain Cleaning can help!

If your main sewer line’s blocked, then wastewater will come out of the lowest drain in the house, which is usually a floor drain, or a basement shower or bathtub. Common causes of main sewer line blockages are root intrusion, debris buildup, or a sewer pipe that’s actually coming apart. (We’ll have a whole blog post about that later.)

We’ve seen it all, though. In this customer’s case, we pulled chunks of concrete and a doorknob out of their floor drain!

Luckily, we have the tools to tackle even the toughest main line and floor drain clogs. Each of our technicians carries three power augers and 150 feet of cable in their vans. So, whether it's a typical blockage or a doorknob, we have the expertise and equipment to get the clog cleared fast so you can get back to your day.

Drain or plumbing problems? Call SOS Drain Cleaning today!