While a slow draining sink is an obvious indication you have a clogged drain, there are other less obvious indications that you should also be familiar with such as:
Low water pressure in one or more fixtures: The plumbing system in your home depends on pressure to move water from one location to another. When a blockage occurs in your plumbing system, you can quickly find yourself with low water pressure in your kitchen, bathroom, or any other fixture around your home.
Foul smells coming from pipes: Anytime residue gets stuck in your plumbing pipes, it can easily begin to decompose and eventually leads to disturbing foul odors coming from your pipes. This is especially true for drains that deal with food waste.
Water leaks near sinks or toilets: If water can not drain properly it will eventually escape from another location. Whether that’s under a sink, around faucets or around your toilet, water leaks could indicate there is a clogged drain causing the backflow.
Frequent clogs or backups in multiple areas: If you’re dealing with clogs daily, or in multiple fixtures at the same time, you may have a more serious clog deeper in your piping that needs to be resolved by a trained professional.
Our drain cleaning plumbers can assist you if you are having difficulty using your shower, flushing your toilet, or if your sinks aren't draining. To book an appointment with an expert, contact our team today.