Most clogs are one of three things: grease and soap packed into a kitchen line, hair and scale in a bathroom drain, or roots working into the main. Each one calls for a different approach, so we start by asking where it backs up and how often, then pick the cable, blade, or auger to match instead of forcing one tool to do every job.
Call when a fixture drains slower every week, when more than one drain backs up at once, or when water comes up somewhere it never has before. One slow sink is usually a local clog; several at once points at the main line, and that is worth catching early. Either way we run water hard afterward to prove the line is actually open, not just poked through.
What we fix
- drain cleaning
- clogged drain repair
- main line clog
- Slow kitchen and bathroom sinks
- Tub and shower drains that stand full
- Floor drain backups in the basement
- Roots in older clay lines
Drain Cleaning
Call Copperline Plumbing or set up a time — we'll take it from there.