Drain Cleaning in Corpus Christi, TX

If you have a blockage, water will generally start to drain slowly from sinks, tubs or showers. If you notice standing water while showering or water remaining in the sink for an extended period of time, that could also indicate a problem. Foul smells are sometimes reported as well.

Any drain can have an issue in your home—kitchen drains, bathroom sinks, shower and tub drains, toilets and even floor drains. The cause of the problem may vary. For example, shower and tub drains often collect a lot of hair in them, while kitchen sink drains tend to have problems with food items or grease and soap residue. All are obstructions to water flow, and all can be removed.

While circumstances can vary from home to home, ABC offers a $99 drain cleaning for more typical, common drain problems. That price covers a clog being removed from one drain in your home. Multiple clogs are priced at $99 each.

Sewer jetters, also known as hydro-jetters, are powerful drain cleaning machines that use high-pressure water jets to clear obstructions in residential and commercial drain pipes. The hydrojet is essentially a powerful nozzle which pushes out large amounts of water at very high pressure. The amount of pressure is generally around 35,000 psi.

The nozzle is pushed through the pipes, and the powerful stream of water scours the inside of the pipe and removes build-up of any grease, soap, oil, food debris and other materials which may be obstructing the pipe and reducing the flow of water from the house. The pipes are essentially returned to near new capacity after this device is used. ABC’s licensed plumbers and drain cleaners are equipped with hydro-jetters and can quickly perform this service at your home.

Absolutely! As you might imagine, the best way to avoid clogged drains is by being watchful about what goes down the drain.

A few other tactics to avoid drain problems include:

• Dispose of bacon drippings and other types of cooking grease by placing them in empty milk cartons or coffee cans and letting these liquids cool before placing them in your trash instead of pouring them down the drain.
• Instead of putting coffee grounds or eggshells down your drains, put these materials into a compost.
• Prevent hair and pieces of soap from entering your pipes by purchasing and installing filters or screens in your tubs and sinks.
• On a regular basis, pour white vinegar down your drains and let them sit for half an hour. After that time, run very hot water down the pipes to remove any stubborn obstructions.