Kitchen sinks
Cooking fat, scraps and soap film narrow a kitchen drain until the basin barely empties. Once the line is cleared, the sink drains the way it should.
A basin that takes minutes to empty, a shower floor with an inch of grey water and a sink that gurgles when the washer drains all signal a blockage. The plumber you hire clears the line.
We take the rooms of the house one by one, then cover what to do when a stubborn clog proves to be a damaged pipe.

Cooking fat, scraps and soap film narrow a kitchen drain until the basin barely empties. Once the line is cleared, the sink drains the way it should.
Shower drains and basins clog with hair and soap scum that settle in the trap and the pipe past it. Both get cleared.
Lint and detergent residue pile up in the washer’s standpipe. Once it plugs, the discharge spills over the laundry room floor until the line is opened.
When the kitchen, the bath and the laundry all drain slowly at once, the trouble may be bigger than one clog. Clearing that one pipe is work for the plumber you hire.
State contractor law names drain cleaning as work a plumbing contractor may perform. If the blockage proves to be a cracked or collapsed pipe, the plumber you hire can address that as well.
If the water keeps coming back after a line is cleared, the sewer line repair page covers repairs beyond clearing.
A clog that returns can come from the fixture or from deeper in the line, so fixture repair is worth a look, and the homepage lists every service.
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