Most drains will experience some type of clog or blockage during their lifetime. Whether you own a home or a business, any number of materials could cause your drain to work less efficiently. Soap scum buildup, hair, and even food scraps can accumulate over time to diminish the performance of your drain, potentially leading to larger problems if left unattended. However, with regular maintenance from Freedom Plumbers, you can help protect your property from potential damage in the future.
Small, routine problems like clogs or blockages can seem like insignificant issues that most property owners can handle on their own, but oftentimes, do-it-yourself solutions can simply mask the problem. Harsh chemical cleaners offer short-term solutions, while ultimately allowing the complication to compound over time. A simple clog can eventually bring your plumbing to a standstill and even potentially pose health risks if wastewater is backed up in your system. Knowing when to contact a professional can help you prevent small problems from turning into time-consuming, and potentially costly headaches.
Trained technicians will use advanced technology like sewer cameras to inspect the interior of your pipes and locate the exact cause of any problems before they have the chance to get worse. In a lot of cases, a simple cleaning service like hydro jetting can quickly and efficiently flush your pipes free of any clogs, blockages, mineral or dirt buildup, foreign objects, or tree root invasion. These trenchless cleaning options are highly effective, environmentally friendly, and cost-efficient, not to mention they preserve the integrity of your pipes by avoiding the use of harsh chemicals which can corrode your pipes over time.
A trained professional can accurately diagnose the health of your pipes and offer the right solution for your property. Whether you just need a simple cleaning to get rid of mineral buildup or your pipes are starting to develop pinhole leaks, regular maintenance helps you stay ahead of the game when it comes to extending the life of your sewer and drain lines.