Bathroom sinks, tubs and showers
Hair and soap build up in the trap and the pipe behind it. The plumber pulls or flushes the blockage, then runs water to confirm that the drain empties at a normal pace.
A slow sink, a tub that will not empty or a floor drain that smells of sewer all point to a clog. Call us, say which drain it is, and we send a plumber to clear it.
Whether the clog is in a bathroom sink or deep in the main line, the job is the same for a Lakewood address or one in a nearby town.

Hair and soap build up in the trap and the pipe behind it. The plumber pulls or flushes the blockage, then runs water to confirm that the drain empties at a normal pace.
Grease and food scraps narrow a kitchen drain over time. A cable or a water jet clears the line, and the plumber checks the disposal side as well.
A floor drain in a lower level, or several fixtures backing up together, can mean the clog sits in the main line. That calls for a larger machine and a plan for the full run to the street.
A drain that keeps backing up may need a look inside. The plumber feeds a small camera down the line and finds roots, a low spot or a cracked joint that a cable would never show.
A hair catcher in the shower, a greasy pan wiped out before it reaches the sink and a bin beside the toilet for wipes and paper towels are cheap ways to keep lines flowing.
In north Lakewood, owners maintain the whole lateral out to the sewer main under the street, so a clog beyond the house can still be yours to fix. Other parts of Lakewood have other sewer providers.
For a damaged pipe, see sewer repair, fixture repair or the homepage.
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.
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