Drain Cleaning in Denver

When you’ve got a serious clog and chemical drain cleaners just won’t do the trick, your best bet is to call a professional plumber to clear your drains. You can expect your plumber to bring a few tools to help take care of the clog effectively

• Drain snake: A long, flexible cable with a coil on the end that your plumber feeds down into your drain until it reaches the clog. Then a motor spins the coil so it drills through the clog, either clearing it or allowing the plumber to pull it back up through the pipe to dispose of it.
• Hydro Jetter: A hydro jetter is a a long hose with a 360 degree directional nozzle on the end. Your plumber feeds the hose down the drain and blasts out the clog, cleaning the walls of the pipe from any buildup, helping to prevent future build ups from occurring as well

In our humble opinion, yes! A drain cleaning professional can come and diagnose your problem quickly, and make sure it’s not the symptom of a bigger, more expensive problem.

• We can use a camera to determine the size of your clog
• Use our professional tools to get to deep clogs down in your sewer
• And professional drain cleaning keeps your pipes cleaner than when we found them

The last thing you want to find is a tree root in your pipes that has gone unchecked for too long and damaged a pipe, so if you’re worried about a slow drain, give a plumber a call.

While a popular at home method to clear out small clogs at home, chemical drain cleaners can wreak havoc on your pipes:

• They can corrode your pipes and cause holes
• Melt certain types of pipes like PVC
• And too much could even cause damage to porcelain sinks, toilets or bathtubs.

Not to mention they release harmful fumes that can burn your skin and eyes! While effective in the short term, we advise using different methods to get your drains flowing normally again!

If you’re experiencing a small clog or slow drain, you can try this at-home natural remedy to see if it does the trick.

1. Pour boiling water down your clogged drain
2. Add 1 cup of baking soda to drain, then a 1:1 solution of water and vinegar
3. Cover your drain and let it sit for 10 minutes
4. Pour more boiling water down the drain

If that method doesn’t work, or you have a drain that keeps clogging, it’s best to consult a professional as it could be a bigger problem