La Mesa Drain Cleaning Plumbers
It’s easy to take the drains in our homes or businesses for granted. They just quietly do their jobs, dispersing water where we need it. Until the day comes when the water doesn’t flow so easily—or at all. Then, what we took for granted, can wreak havoc on our daily activities. The drain cleaning plumbers at Sewer Contractor 911 use advanced techniques to efficiently keep your drains free from clogs and blockages.
Fast and Reliable Drain Cleaning
The plumbers in our La Mesa office understand the urgency of a clogged drain, which is why we’re available 24/7 and offer emergency services. Furthermore, understanding the financial stresses these unexpected repair needs can cause, we offer payment plans for your convenience.
Call our La Mesa office at (619) 377-1591 or contact us online today. We serve all of San Diego County.
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The Common Causes of Drain Clogs
Here are some of the most common culprits behind drain blockages:
- Hair accumulation: As we shower or wash, hair strands easily slip down the drain, where they can tangle and bind with soap scum and other debris. The result can be a dense blockage that restricts water flow.
- Grease buildup: Grease and oils can be frequent culprits in kitchen sinks. Although they may appear to wash away with hot water, these substances cool and solidify as they travel through your pipes, leaving sticky deposits that gradually narrow your pipe’s diameter.
- Food particles: Items like rice, pasta, and coffee grounds may seem harmless, but they can accumulate in drains, particularly when not washed through a garbage disposal. These particles can block the pipes, causing slow drainage or backups.
- Soap scum: Soap bars are often made with fats and minerals that can leave behind a residue known as soap scum. This residue clings to pipe walls and attracts other debris, contributing to blockages.
- Foreign objects: Non-biodegradable items like wipes, cotton swabs, and sanitary products are notorious for clogging toilets and drains. They do not dissolve in water and can easily obstruct your pipes.
- Mineral build-up: Calcium and magnesium, which are prevalent in the Greater San Diego Area’s water supply, can deposit in pipes, forming what is known as limescale. This build-up narrows the pipes and reduces water flow, eventually causing clogs.
- Tree root intrusion: Tree roots can invade sewer lines in search of moisture, entering through small leaks or cracks. Once inside, they expand and can cause significant blockages.
- Improper pipe installation: Pipes installed with incorrect slopes or insufficient support, can lead to frequent clogging. Poor installation can cause water to pool and debris to accumulate.
Call Sewer Contractor 911 at (619) 377-1591 today.