
Drain Cleaning You Can Count On
A slow drain usually gets worse, not better. We clear clogs at the source — grease, hair, soap buildup, roots or debris — so water moves the way it should, and we'll tell you if something bigger is going on in the line.
What We Handle
- Kitchen sink and garbage disposal line clogs
- Bathroom sink, tub and shower drains
- Floor and laundry drains
- Main line clogs and backups
- Recommendations to keep drains flowing
Signs You Should Call a Plumber
- Water draining slowly or pooling in the sink or tub
- Gurgling sounds from drains or toilets
- Bad odors coming from drains
- Water backing up in more than one fixture at once
Drain Cleaning Questions
Should I use chemical drain cleaners first? +
Chemical cleaners can damage older pipes and often don't remove the full clog. If a plunger doesn't help, it's usually time to call a plumber.
Why are several drains clogged at the same time? +
Multiple slow or backed-up fixtures often point to a problem in the main line rather than the individual drains.
Drain Cleaning Near You
We provide drain cleaning throughout the Charleston metro area, including: