Drains

Learn why kitchen sinks keep clogging, how grease and food waste cause buildup, and when a clogged sink drain needs professional cleaning.

Can I use baking soda and vinegar for a clogged drain? Find the best way how to clear a clogged drain.

A washing machine drain clogged in Sun City can get messy fast. Find out what to do when a washing machine drain is clogged near you.

Learn what causes clogged drains which DIY fixes are safe, and when professional drain cleaning in Sun City is necessary.

Learn how to remove hair from a clogged shower drain safely, which methods to avoid, and when to call a professional plumber.

In Tempe, we generally have three basic types of homes: None of these homes ais immune from plumbing problems and often have similar symptoms like bathroom drains that are clogged, shower drains smelling like sewage, or kitchen sinks that seem to take forever to drain. For many homeowners and landlords, the answer has always been…

If you’ve searched online for drain cleaning recently, you’ve probably seen advertisements promising to clear your drain for $99. At first glance, it sounds like a bargain. After all, how complicated can it be to clear a clog? Then the technician arrives, spends a few minutes looking at the problem, and suddenly you’re being told…

Your kitchen smells terrible. You’ve emptied the trash. Wiped down the counters. Checked the refrigerator. Maybe you’ve even run the garbage disposal several times, thinking a little extra water will flush out whatever is causing the odor. Yet the smell keeps coming back. The garbage disposal smell may be caused by food stuck to the…

You clean the drain cover, pull out a clump of hair, and watch the water disappear down the drain again. Problem solved, right? Not necessarily. Many Tempe homeowners find themselves repeating this routine every few weeks. The shower starts draining slowly, they remove some hair, and it drains better. But then, shower clogs come back….

We’ve all done it. A drain starts emptying slowly, and we try a plunger or grab the drain cleaner. Chemical drain cleaners can clear clogs, but they might also leave some problems in their wake. In most cases, the solution is temporary. Plumbers in the Tempe area often find hidden plumbing problems that are a…

Drain problems rarely appear overnight. Most of the time, you see a few warning signs and ignore them. Maybe a sink drains a little slower. There’s water pooling in your shower. Toilets don’t flush waste all the way down or you’re reaching for the plunger a bit too often. It may just seem like a…

Clogged drain? There are a few drain cleaning methods you can try that might solve the problem, but you want to be careful. Some DIY solutions can damage your pipes or create bigger problems within your sewer system. It’s especially important to be careful in the Peoria, AZ area. We have a lot of older…

Phoenix area wastewater systems include more than 5,000 miles of sewer mains. The Water Services Department in Peoria is responsible for maintaining and operating the city’s water supply and infrastructure, but you’re responsible for anything connected to them and maintaining your part of the system. If there’s a problem along the way, you need a…

You might notice your shower is draining a bit more slowly. Over time, though, water starts to pool, and eventually your drain may stop working altogether. It’s not uncommon in the Peoria area. Hard water causes mineral buildup in pipes. Hair and soap residue get stuck inside your drain. Roots can break into your sewer…

Why does my toilet keep clogging? That question is usually asked with a bit of frustration and often in a raised voice. A clogged toilet is frustrating once. When the same toilet keeps backing up, it’s more than a frustration; it is usually a sign of a larger plumbing issue. In the Peoria area, we…

When you have a clogged drain, it’s frustrating.  A slow kitchen sink, backed-up shower, or sewer line issue? You want it fixed fast, and a solution that lasts. You can use drain cleaners or snakes, but this may not solve the problem or fix it for good. Hydro jetting by a professional plumber is often…

A clogged drain can ruin a perfectly good day, and clearing it often comes with a cost. Is hydro jetting service cost worth it, or should you just use a drain cleaner or snake? The answer depends on the severity of the problem and how often you get clogs. How Much Does Hydro Jetting Service…

You probably don’t think about your sewer line until something goes wrong. But when there’s an issue, it’s front and center. Slow drains, recurring clogs, or sewage backups are often signs of a larger problem that’s been slowly building inside your pipes. Hydro jetting can help you address those issues and hopefully avoid expensive repairs….

A clogged drain is one of the most common plumbing problems homeowners have to deal with. In many cases, a plunger or basic drain cleaner is enough to get things flowing again, but when the clog keeps coming back, or you can’t clear it, it’s usually a sign of a deeper issue. Many homeowners wait…

A slow drain is easy to ignore at first. Water takes a little longer to clear from the shower. The kitchen sink backs up just a bit. A toilet gurgles when another fixture is running. You might not worry about it until things start to get worse or something gets clogged. Unfortunately, once these problems…

You walk into your Tempe home, and it hits you. A strong, unpleasant odor that smells like rotting garbage. Maybe it’s coming from a bathroom, or maybe the entire house smells bad. If you’re smelling that, it’s usually a sign that something is wrong inside your plumbing system. The key is figuring out where it’s…

Sewer backups. That awful smell. Slow drains. If you’re experiencing any of these, you might have a sewer line problem. In Tempe, we have all the ingredients for these problems. Hard water, older sewer pipes, and desert soil that constantly shifts. And, if your home has an older cast iron sewer pipe, it’s even more…

Who is responsible for sewer line repair? It depends on where the problem occurs. In Tempe, the city is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the water system, but homeowners are responsible for any maintenance, repairs, or work needed on the sewer lateral lines that connect your home to the city’s public sewer main….

Tempe has about 500 miles of sewer lines running under city streets, and the city typically cleans and vacuums city sewer pipes three times per year, getting rid of grease and buildup. Routine maintenance helps extend the life of the pipes, prevent failures, and keep wastewater flowing reliably. However, this only manages the system beyond…