We Offer Residential Clogged Drain Services in Adams, MA

When a drain is clogged, it can be a major inconvenience. That is why it is best to call the professionals before your drains become entirely obstructed. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Berkshire County educates homeowners on the ways to prevent clogs from forming. The best way to avoid a clog is to constantly be on the lookout for the early warning signs of a clog. Some of the most common symptoms of an impending clog include the following:

• Drains that smell foul
• Backed-up toilets
• Toilets that gurgle or bubble when they are flushed
• Slow-draining sinks
• Unusually wet areas of your lawn
• Finding spots of water on the floor around your bathtub, sink, shower, or laundry appliances

How Can I Prevent Clogged Drains?

Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Berkshire County’s service professionals is experienced enough to deal with any clog in any of your home’s drains, from a clogged shower drain to a clogged floor drain. Sometimes we may just need to perform drain cleaning. Other times, we might need to perform extensive plumbing repairs. There are some ways to reduce the likelihood of clogs forming in each drain. Below, you can find a breakdown of the most common sources of clogs in each drain and some tips for preventing them. The drains in the average home include:

• Bathroom Drains – Bathrooms usually have at least three drains: the sink, the bathtub/shower, and the toilet. Hair, soap, toothpaste, and other forms of waste cause frequent clogs in bathroom drains. Using a hair trap can significantly reduce clogs related to hair going down your shower drain. You should also try to run hot water for a minute or two after brushing your teeth to wash away all the toothpaste and prevent it from hardening within your pipes.
• Kitchen Drains – When we find clogged kitchen drains, the problem can frequently be traced back to grease, oil, fat, or food particles. These materials clump together and solidify into the worst clogs. The best defense here is to throw these materials in the trash instead of flushing them down the drain. Additionally, avoid putting tough or fibrous foods, such as meat or bones, down your garbage disposals.
• Floor Drains – We all know basement and garage floors become littered with dust, dirt, and pet hair. When water flows across your floor and down the drain, it picks up all these particles and takes them with it. The best way to keep floor drains from becoming clogged is to keep the floor around them clean.