Often, this can result from hair and soap scum build-up.
This is usually caused by flushing inappropriate materials or an accumulation of waste.
Persistent sewage or rotten food smells emanating from drains could indicate a problem with the trap or vent system, or a buildup of bacteria and debris.
When multiple plumbing fixtures like sinks, toilets, and tubs clog simultaneously, it’s often a sign of a problem with the main drain system.
This is often caused by a clogged floor drain, leading to water backup and potential flooding, especially during heavy rains.
These require immediate attention and can be a sign of major blockages or sewer line damage.
This is a tried-and-true method for breaking up clogs within pipes.
For tougher blockages under bathroom or kitchen sinks, this method uses lower-pressure jetting streams to clear away grease, food particles, or other small blockages.
For severely damaged pipes, this technique replaces the old pipe by breaking it apart and installing a new one in its place.
