Quality Drain Cleaning in Upstate South Carolina

Eliminate drain clogs and backed-up pipes with the help of the licensed and insured master plumbers at All About Plumbing SC. We specialize in thorough drain cleaning services that will help keep your drains clear and prevent the need for expensive drain repairs and water mitigation.

Clogged drains can cause water damage leading to stagnant wastewater, which can breed and host dangerous bacteria. Avoid exposing your family to harmful bacteria and mold when you take advantage of our expert drain cleaning services. We handle everything from large sewer cleaning projects to small clogs in kitchen sinks.

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When you need plumbing services you can trust, All About Plumbing SC is here for you. Call us today to take advantage of our same-day emergency services or to request a free on-the-spot service estimate. We offer one-year labor warranties, and we work with insurance companies!

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Common Causes of Drain Clogs

There are a variety of factors that can contribute to clogged drains. Here are some common causes of drain clogs and some steps you can take to avoid them:

• Food: Rinsing dishes after meals often allows food particles to enter your kitchen sink. These bits of food can quickly accumulate and cause backups in your pipes. One easy way to keep food and other debris from your drains is to install a strainer.
• Grease: Whether or not you have a garbage disposal, grease can be detrimental to your drains. Grease congeals in your pipes, causing serious issues. Avoid putting grease down your drains, and instead wither pour grease in a jar and throw it in the garbage or install a grease trap under your kitchen sink.
• Hair and soap: Hair and large bits of soap are common culprits of drain clogs in showers and bathroom sinks. Similar to how food gets stuck in kitchen drains, the best way to prevent hair and soap from accumulating in your pipes is with a drain screen.
• Paper products: While it's okay to flush toilet paper in small increments, you should avoid flushing any other paper products down your toilet. This includes baby wipes, paper towels, and hygiene products because they don't dissolve as quickly or effectively as toilet paper.