• Slow Moving Drain – 
  If your drain isn’t emptying as fast as it use to, it’s likely that their is a clog that has formed somewhere in your drain system. The longer you wait to address this problem, the worse it may become.
• Strange Smell – 
  A strange smell in your home is never something that is welcomed. If you notice an odd odor, it could be that their is a back up of food or sewage in your drain pipes. Give us a call to help fix this unpleasant smell.
• Odd Noises – 
  If you are hearing what sounds like gurgling noises coming through your drain line, it could be that their are air bubbles that are getting caught in the drain pipes due to the pipes not having enough room for water to pass through. This noise will only get worse as the pipes will continue to receive build up and eventually clog the pipes entirely.

Drain Cleaning Services

Because of the variety of drain-related issues that can occur, we offer a variety of drain cleaning services in Reisterstown.

These include:

• Clogged toilets, sinks, tubs, etc.
• Video camera inspections
• Sewer line replacement
• Wastewater backup repair
• Root infiltration

What To Never Put Down Your Drain

Even though you may have a garbage disposal, there are a few things that you should never put down your drain. Putting these items down your drain can cause clogs and other problems to your system that would require professional drain cleaning or even repairs to your drain.

• Coffee Grounds – 
  Coffee grounds are not completely water-soluble. When pouring coffee grounds down your drain, the potential of them mixing with butter, oil or even grease that is already down in your pipes can cause a major clog to form in your kitchen plumbing.
• Eggshells – 
  With eggshells, not only are the shells hard for the garbage disposal blades, but the membranes of the eggshell can warp around the grinding device and cause even more problems for your kitchen sink.
• Grease – 
  After cooking sausages or any other greasy food, you would think you could just pour the liquid down the kitchen sink. It will go down your kitchen pipes a liquid at first, but as the grease cools down it can congeal in the piping of the sink and catch all sorts of other food and materials and clog your pipe.