A basement drain that clogs again
In a house with a basement, the lowest drain shows a blocked main first. If it backs up after you have cleared it, the cause may be further along the line, and a camera shows where.
A basement floor drain that bubbles when the washer runs, a kitchen sink that holds water for minutes or a tub that will not clear. Plumbers of Colorado opens drains throughout the house, up to the main line.
Houses old and new get blockages. We trace the clog to its spot, choose a tool that suits that pipe and tell you plainly if it points to a bigger fault.
In a house with a basement, the lowest drain shows a blocked main first. If it backs up after you have cleared it, the cause may be further along the line, and a camera shows where.
Cooking fat travels down warm and hardens along the pipe wall in thin coats. We cable a channel through the blockage, then clear the coating with a water jet.
Hair knots with soap scum at the trap and just past it. A short hand cable pulls it out and we finish by running water to confirm a full-speed drain.
A washer sends lint and grit down the standpipe with every load. When it slows, we pull the debris out so the next cycle does not spill onto the floor.
Roots, a sagging line or a cracked joint outside the foundation belong to our sewer line repair page, where the camera work is explained. For every other service, the home page is the place to start.
Tell us which drains are slow and whether several clog together, and name the Colorado town you are in. A free, personalized quote comes back to you with no strings attached, and a basement drain that backs up counts as worth mentioning.
Call (855) 321-3426