Kitchen sinks
A kitchen sink that holds water has a clog made of grease, scraps or soap somewhere in the trap or the line behind it. Getting that out restores the flow.
A sink that drains slowly, a tub that fills around your ankles or a main line that gurgles can be cleared, and a camera can show what is causing a clog that returns.
Drain cleaning here covers the lines inside the house, from a single fixture out to the main line that carries everything away.

A kitchen sink that holds water has a clog made of grease, scraps or soap somewhere in the trap or the line behind it. Getting that out restores the flow.
Hair and soap build up in a bathroom drain, and the clog can sit in the trap or farther down the line. The plumber works from the fixture and clears it.
Water that backs up out of a washer standpipe or lingers in a floor drain is waiting on a blockage farther down the line. Removing it lets the water leave.
Several fixtures slowing down together, or gurgling, point to the main line. A cleanout gives the plumber access to clear it, with a camera to see the cause where needed.
A clog that returns after a few weeks suggests something is still in the pipe, such as roots, a sag or a damaged joint. A camera run shows the inside of the line, so the repair fits what is actually there.
If only one sink drains slowly, the clog is likely in that fixture’s own line. If a tub gurgles when the washer drains, or several fixtures back up together, the main line is the place to look.
If a line fails repeatedly, sewer line repair may be the answer, and a fixture that still drips or runs once the clog is gone has its own page, as does everything else on the homepage.
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