The P-trap, a curved section of pipe beneath sinks that plays a crucial role in preventing sewer gas from entering your living space, can develop leaks due to age, corrosion, or improper installation. These leaks not only result in wastage of water but can also lead to structural damage to your property.

These tiny flies, also known as sewer flies or moth flies, thrive in the moist, decomposing matter found in drains. While drain cleaning can eliminate the organic buildup that attracts drain flies, it is important to address the root cause of the issue to prevent a recurring infestation.

Root intrusion occurs when tree roots grow into drain lines in search of water, causing blockages, backups, and damage to your plumbing system. Professional drain cleaning removes those roots from drain lines while preventative measures can safeguard your drains against root infiltration.

Soap residue, combined with minerals in hard water, can form a sticky film along the walls of drain pipes, trapping hair and other debris to create stubborn blockages. Over time, these blockages can lead to slow drainage, water backups, and potential water damage if not addressed promptly.