If your bathroom or kitchens drains seem to be draining slower than usually than you most likely have a drain clog. Drain clogs can be one of the more annoying problems in your home so we have some simple tips to prevent them. Even after following all these tips you are still experiencing frequent drain…
DetailsYou most likely have seen floor drains in public restrooms but floor drains are also in many other places such as commercial kitchens, garages, basements, laundry rooms, and even some residential bathrooms. Floor drains are great because they capture the overflow from sinks, toilets, tubs, etc. and prevent the room from flooding. Though floor drains…
DetailsSewer line areas are crucial for sending waste away from your home or business but they are not impervious to blockages. These blockages can be caused by trees, their roots can penetrate sewer lines causing damage to sections of your line. Roots gradually block the flow of sewage which can eventually lead to a complete…
DetailsHair clogs are common in every bathroom but here are a few things you can do to prevent them! Install Drain Covers Drain covers can be a great way to prevent clogs from ever happening. There are two types of Drain Covers, Top Drain screens and Underneath Drain Screens. Installing a Top Drain screen is…
DetailsDrain maintenance is an important part of keeping your home’s plumbing healthy. So we have broken it down into three simple tips for maintaining your home’s drains. 1. Keep these things AWAY from your drain There are a few things that you should never put down your drain but first and foremost: NEVER put pour…
DetailsProfessional drain cleaner, like the experts at Smith Drain Solutions, will do several things to determine the cause of the problem and the best way to fix it. This includes: At this point, the plumber or drain cleaner can determine what’s causing the problem and the most cost-effective way to correct it. When it comes to plumbing system…
DetailsBackups are not only a major hassle, but a sign that something’s wrong with your drain system. They occur when some type of blockage is preventing wastewater from flowing properly away from your home to your drain field or the municipal sewer system. Below is a summary of how sewer line backups end up spilling…
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