Homeowners may experience a clogged drain occasionally. As mentioned in the video, a drain can be clogged for many reasons. However, unclogging the drain is usually possible when you look closely and know how to do the job with the right tools.
Identify The Problem
When you have a clogged drain, the first step is identifying the cause of the claw. Drains can be clogged because of hair, grease, and even tree roots.
If a plumber has come out in the past to unclog your drain, but it’s still giving you trouble, the cause may not be readily apparent. You may have to do a little closer inspection to find the source. Sometimes, roots from nearby plants and trees can clog the drain and prevent it from working properly. If this happens, you’ll need someone with experience to find where the roots are growing inside the drain and clear them away.
Ask a Pro
You can try to unclog a drain using tools you can buy at your local hardware store. However, if you’re unsuccessful, it’s time to call drain cleaning services for a professional plumber. They can quickly identify the cause of the clog, and they have the tools and experience to unclog it permanently.
