Residential Plumbing Maintenance in Central & Northern California

Clogged drains are the result of what goes down them. For many homes, this includes soap scum, hair, food debris, dirt, and household waste. When these materials begin to accumulate it can lead to drains that don’t flow freely.

Regular plumbing maintenance is one of the best ways to keep your pipes from clogging. But when do you experience a clogged drain, it’s always best to contact our team for a professional cleaning. Plumbing blockages come in many different forms, but our experts have the experience and the resources to make sure your home is flowing freely again.

When you’ve got serious drainage issues in your home’s plumbing, it’s usually pretty obvious: your drains will stop flowing fast and freely. A drain that’s slowing down is an early sign that you’ve got a clogged drain.

Lee’s is always ready to respond to a drain cleaning call. But staying ahead of the problem is always a good idea. Like any system in your home, regular and routine plumbing maintenance prevents problems from occurring. Even when you don’t notice a problem with your pipes, it’s a good idea to have your drains cleaned every year.

Sewer lines can get backed up from long periods of neglect and misuse. Debris and garbage in your main sewer line can lead to a total blockage. When this happens, sewage is forced back into your home’s plumbing.

Root intrusion is another unfortunate cause of sewer back-ups. Trees on and around your property in search of a water source start to infiltrate your sewer line through tiny cracks. This can cause serious damage to your pipes! When you’ve got sewer line problems our experts know how to recognize root intrusion and how to solve the problem.

Chemical drain cleaners can actually cause long-term damage to your pipes and drains. These cleaners are very caustic and not healthy for your home’s plumbing.

Caustic drain cleaners are also unhealthy for you! Corrosive chemicals can damage your skin and eyes and the fumes may interfere with your breathing. When you’ve got a drain that won’t flow, it’s always better to call a professional. Our plumbers have the tools and the know-how to unclog your drains safely.