Bathroom sinks, tubs and showers
Gurgling or slow bathroom drains point to hair and soap packed into the trap and the pipe past it. After the plumber clears it, the tub or basin should empty without a pause.
A drain that gurgles, backs up or empties slowly is telling you something is stuck in the line. Clearing it early keeps a slow sink from turning into a flooded floor, and a plumber can get to the cause instead of just the symptom.
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Gurgling or slow bathroom drains point to hair and soap packed into the trap and the pipe past it. After the plumber clears it, the tub or basin should empty without a pause.
A kitchen sink that holds water has a narrowed drain somewhere behind the cabinet. The plumber clears it from the trap onward, and a basement bar sink or laundry standpipe gets the same treatment.
A basement floor drain or the main line carries the whole house’s waste. If several fixtures back up together, the blockage is probably in the main line.
When a drain keeps clogging, a small camera on a cable shows what is inside the pipe. A root, a sag or a cracked section then gets repaired instead of cleared again and again.
A drain strainer in the shower and sink catches hair and scraps before they enter the pipe. Pouring cooking grease into the trash rather than down the sink also helps. Chemical openers can leave a clog partly open, so call when a drain stays slow.
If every drain in the house is slow at once, the blockage may sit in the line that leaves the house. A camera inspection shows where. The sewer line repair page explains what comes next if the pipe is damaged.
A drain that will not stay clear may need sewer repair on the line behind it, or fixture repair at the sink itself. See the homepage for the full list.
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