Slow Drainage: Clogged drains cause water to pool in your tub or sink, making cleaning dishes or going for a shower a chore.
Odors Not Pleasant: Blockages trap food particles, grease, and other decomposing substances, producing odors throughout your house.
Health Hazards: Standing water is a breeding ground for pathogens and insects which may sicken you or your family.
More Stress: A clogged drain may result in unnecessary stress and inconvenience in your daily life.
Repairs That Cost Money: Ignoring clogged drains might cause much more serious plumbing issues and expensive repairs later.
Water Damage: Overflowing water may ruin cabinets, floors and walls.
Pipe Damage: Persistent clogs build pressure in pipes and result in cracks or bursts.
Mold Growth: Damp conditions from clogged drains encourage mold growth.
Insect Infestation: Stagnant water entices rodents and insects.
Unpleasant Living Environment: Foul odors and unsightly back-ups stink.
Inefficient Plumbing Fixtures: Clogged drains stop toilets, showers and sinks.
Higher Utility Bills: Ineffective drainage could result in more water use and higher expenses.
Home Value Decreased: Recurring plumbing issues can sell your property.
Drinking water Contaminated: Huge blockages could cause back-flow into your house.
Environmental Impact: Untreated waste may enter the ground and waterways.
When I see slow drains, gurgling sounds, or foul odors, I know it’s time to clean them before they become full blockages.
I don’t recommend them. They can damage your pipes and usually only provide a temporary fix. I use professional tools that clear the clog without harming your plumbing.
In most homes, once a year is a good preventative schedule. If you have an older home or frequent clogs, I suggest more frequent maintenance.
A slow drain usually means buildup is forming. A full clog means the pipe is blocked and water won’t move. I treat both before they cause bigger issues.
Yes, I use hydrojetting to blast away grease, roots, and buildup. It leaves your pipes clean inside, not just unclogged.
I use augers, drain snakes, camera inspections, and hydrojetting machines. Each job gets the right tool so I don’t damage your pipes.
Yes, roots are a common problem in Northern Virginia. I use specialized equipment to cut them out and restore flow.
I use a camera inspection to look inside your drains. That way, I see exactly what’s causing the issue and fix it the right way.
Bad smells usually mean buildup, bacteria, or a partial clog. I can clean the line and restore proper flow so the odor goes away.
Absolutely. Kitchen sinks are the most common problem I see—usually grease, soap, and food buildup. I clear them quickly.
Yes, I take care of hair, soap scum, and toothpaste buildup in bathroom drains. These are some of the easiest clogs to prevent with regular cleaning.
I clear toilets every week. From paper blockages to foreign objects, I can unclog them safely without damaging the porcelain or pipes.
Yes, with routine drain cleaning and good habits. Don’t pour grease down the sink, use strainers for hair, and avoid flushing wipes.
Yes, I clean outdoor drains and downspouts that get blocked by dirt, leaves, or roots.
Recurring clogs usually mean buildup, roots, or damaged pipes. I inspect and fix the underlying issue so it doesn’t keep coming back.
Costs vary depending on the clog’s location and severity. I always give upfront pricing so there are no surprises.
Not when I do it. I use protective gear and clean up afterward so your home is left in great shape.
For minor clogs, yes. But if the problem keeps returning, call me so I can fix it for good.
Yes, I handle full sewer line clogs. These require professional tools and expertise, and I make sure the whole line is clear.
Hydrojetting uses high-pressure water to clear buildup, grease, and roots. I recommend it when traditional snaking isn’t enough.
Yes, I’m available for emergency clogs. If water is backing up, call me and I’ll get it handled quickly.
Yes. Clogs put pressure on pipes and can lead to leaks, bursts, or water damage. That’s why I clear them before they get worse.
Yes. If my inspection shows broken or collapsed pipes, I can replace them so your system works properly again.
Gurgling means air is trapped by a clog or venting issue. I inspect the system and clear the blockage so air flows normally.
As a U.S. Navy Veteran, I take pride in my work. I use the best equipment, give honest advice, and make sure your drains are clear and your home is safe.
—Dennis, Veteran Plumbing Services