01
A bathroom sink in a 1950s Canton home drains slower every week and the homeowner has already tried a plunger and store-bought cleaner.
What we do: We clear the trap and branch line with a hand drain snake, then flush the line. On older cast iron, we check for scale and corrosion that store cleaners make worse.
→ The sink drains freely again, and the homeowner gets advice on a strainer and enzyme cleaner to slow the buildup.
02
A landlord near Market Heights has a tenant reporting a tub that backs up into the sink whenever the shower runs.
What we do: We camera the branch line, find the clog past the trap, and clear it with a power drum auger. We also check the main line while we are there.
→ Both fixtures drain normally, and the landlord has camera footage showing the line is otherwise sound.
03
A homeowner in Jackson Township notices the toilet gurgles when the bathroom sink drains and water is slow in both fixtures.
What we do: That pattern points to a main line blockage. We auger the main and jet it if grease or roots are involved, then camera the line to confirm it is clear.
→ The gurgle stops, both fixtures drain fast, and the homeowner knows the main line is clear before it backs up into the basement.
04
A family is hosting for the holidays and the only full bathroom in the house has a shower drain that has been slow for months.
What we do: We book a same-day slot, clear the shower trap and branch line, and jet the scale off the pipe walls. The job is done in under two hours.
→ The shower drains like new before guests arrive, with no mess left behind and a workmanship warranty on the repair.