Clogged Drain Repairs in Albany, OR

Occasionally, the water in your home isn't flowing down the drain correctly, which can indicate an issue. Here are the signs to be aware of to recognize when it's necessary to get in touch with us:

• Water drains slowly, leaving behind small puddles.
• Using the bathroom sink causes your toilet water to bubble.
• Water collects around your shower, bathtub, or sink drains.
• Unusual sounds come from the drain when using the washing machine or dishwasher.
• If you detect unpleasant odors, such as sewage or spoiled food, emanating from any drain, it's time to contact us.

Blocked drains are a common issue, but they're often easily fixable. Sometimes, the clog can be stubborn and might require extra effort to clear. For example, hair, soap residue, or bathroom items might block your shower drain. In such cases, using a drain snake can be quite helpful. If you're dealing with a more severe blockage, consider these tips or give us a call for further assistance:

• Begin by filling your sink with water, but don't let it overflow.
• If you have a two-section kitchen sink, seal one section with a damp cloth to create some pressure.
• For a clogged bathroom sink, cover the overflow opening.
• Then, use your plunger on the open drain.
• Push the plunger up and down a few times, remove it, and repeat this process several more times.

Every pipe in our homes is crucial in maintaining a smooth flow. When something gets trapped or obstructed, it can lead to a messy situation if we delay addressing it. While plenty of tips and tools are available online or in stores, it's often a wise decision to seek help from someone knowledgeable about plumbing issues. Here are some common problems you might encounter:

• Kitchen Drain Clogs: In your kitchen pipes, substances like soap, fats, leftover food, and grease can slowly accumulate, resulting in stubborn clogs that can be challenging to remove.
• Bathroom Drain Clogs: In your bathroom, if cleanliness is not maintained, items like hair, soap residue, toothpaste, or excessive toilet paper can obstruct your drains, causing issues.
• Utility Room Drain Clogs: If the drains in your laundry or utility room are not functioning correctly, or if you notice water where it shouldn't be, dirt or other materials may be causing blockages in the pipes.
• Sewer Drain Clogs: Your sewer drains are vital in removing wastewater from your home. If you observe any blockages or problems, seeking assistance promptly is crucial to prevent them from becoming a significant concern.