How to Fix a Clogged Drain
A clogged sewer drain can cause slow drains, backups, and foul odors, but clearing it properly requires the right tools and expertise. While there are a few DIY methods, professional drain cleaning is the safest and most effective option.
DIY Methods (Temporary Fixes)
⚠️ Use these with caution – they may not fully clear the clog!
Plunging – A heavy-duty plunger can help push minor blockages.
Drain Snake (Auger) – A manual or motorized snake can break apart soft clogs.
Hot Water & Dish Soap – Helps dissolve debris buildup in kitchen lines.
Baking Soda & Vinegar – Creates a bubbling reaction that may loosen debris.
✅ Best Solution: Professional Drain Cleaning
For serious clogs, tree roots, or sewer backups, call a professional who can use advanced methods like:
Hydro Jetting – High-pressure water blasts away grease, roots, and debris.
Sewer Camera Inspection – Identifies blockages deep in the system.
Professional Augers & Drain Machines – Heavy-duty equipment for stubborn clogs.
Sewer clogs can worsen over time and lead to expensive plumbing damage if not cleared properly. Save time, stress, and money by calling a professional!