Bathroom sinks, tubs and showers
Soap, hair and toothpaste residue collect in the trap and the pipe after it. Our visit clears that buildup and ends with a test run to confirm the water leaves the way it should.
Gurgling from a floor drain, a tub that will not empty and a sink that creeps down all start the same way, with something stuck in the line. We clear the blockage, then work out why it formed if it keeps returning.
Drain calls cover Dearborn homes and the nearby cities we serve.

Soap, hair and toothpaste residue collect in the trap and the pipe after it. Our visit clears that buildup and ends with a test run to confirm the water leaves the way it should.
Grease, food scraps and a failing disposal fill a kitchen line from the inside. We clear it with a cable or a jetting head and look at the stretch behind the wall.
Water from the laundry tub or a toilet coming up through a floor drain points toward the main line. A cable clears the blockage, and a camera shows what built up there.
A camera shows a break, a sag or roots that cleaning only bypasses. You see the footage, and we explain whether the line needs a repair or clearing alone.
Put grease in the trash, not the sink, and use a strainer in the tub and shower. Run hot water after washing dishes. If a drain slows again soon after a cleaning, call us, because the cause may be deeper than the trap.
If every drain in the house is slow, the blockage may sit in the lateral that carries wastewater out to the sewer. Dearborn lists sanitary, storm and combined laterals under its separate sewer permit, so a repair there is sewer work with its own paperwork.
A line that keeps clogging may need a repair, which the sewer line page explains, and the fixture repair page covers faulty traps and valves. The homepage lists all our services.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426