Floor Drain Rodding

Floor drains can become clogged due to debris accumulation, grease and oil build-up, sediment, dirt, and even foreign objects like small toys or trash. In some cases, tree roots can invade sewer lines and cause significant blockages.

Common signs of a clogged floor drain include slow draining water, standing water around the drain, foul odors, gurgling noises, and water backing up into the drain.

While chemical drain cleaners might provide a temporary solution, they can cause pipe corrosion, environmental harm, and health risks. It’s generally better to seek professional help for a thorough and safe solution.

We use advanced tools and techniques such as rodding tools and inspection cameras to effectively clear obstructions without damaging your plumbing system. Our methods ensure thorough and efficient cleaning.

Yes, a clogged floor drain can cause water to back up into other fixtures, leading to widespread plumbing issues. It can also indicate a blockage in the main sewer line, which affects the entire plumbing system.

Gurgling noises typically indicate a blockage. It's best to contact a professional plumber to inspect and clear the drain, as attempting to fix it yourself can sometimes worsen the problem.

Yes, activities like washing dirty items, cleaning with heavy soap, and improper disposal of grease and oils can contribute to clogs. Being mindful of what goes down the drain can help prevent blockages.