Bathroom sinks, tubs and showers
Soap scum and hair gather around the stopper and in the trap under the basin. Clearing them means pulling the stopper, working a small cable through the trap and running water to see that the basin empties.
Slow sinks, gurgling pipes and tubs that back up all point to a blockage in the line. We connect you with a plumber who clears it and works out how it formed.
The work runs from a single sink to the line that carries the whole house’s waste out to the main. Each part is handled with the tool that suits it.

Soap scum and hair gather around the stopper and in the trap under the basin. Clearing them means pulling the stopper, working a small cable through the trap and running water to see that the basin empties.
Cooking fat cools inside the kitchen drain and coats the pipe wall, and food bits catch on it until the opening narrows. A cable or a high-pressure water jet scours the pipe, and the trap below the sink is checked too.
When every drain in the house is slow, the blockage is in the main line. The plumber reaches it through a cleanout or the roof vent, clears it, and can follow up with a camera.
A camera on a flexible cable shows what is in the pipe, from roots to a collapsed section. It turns a guess about the blockage into a picture, and it shows whether a repair is needed.
Drains stay clear longer when grease is kept out of the kitchen sink and only human waste and toilet paper go down the toilet. Strainers in showers and sinks catch hair before it reaches the pipe.
A City of Santee flyer on sewage spills says the property owner is responsible for making sure sewer lines on private property are inspected and maintained regularly. A camera visit is one way to do that, and it can be done before a backup forces the issue.
Padre Dam Municipal Water District says the owner also maintains the public right-of-way part of the lateral, so a recurring blockage may be worth checking along its full length.
Backups that return may point to the lateral, which sewer repair covers, while fixture repair handles the faucets and toilets, and everything else is listed on the home page.
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