Step 2: Choose the Right Method

Depending on the nature and severity of the blockage, we may use one or more of the following methods:

• Plunger: We use a plunger to create suction and dislodge the blockage. This is a common method for minor blockages.
• Drain snake: A drain snake is a flexible tool that we insert into the waste pipe to break up and remove the blockage.
• High-pressure jetting: For stubborn or hard-to-reach blockages, we use high-pressure water jetting. This method involves blasting water at high pressure to dislodge and flush away the blockage.
• Chemicals: In some cases, we may use chemicals to dissolve the blockage. However, we use eco-friendly and safe chemicals that won't harm your pipes or the environment.

Step 3: Remove the Blockage

Once we've chosen the right method, we get to work removing the blockage. We work efficiently and carefully to minimize disruption to your daily routine or business operations. We also take appropriate safety measures to protect your property and our technicians.

Step 4: Test and Inspect

After we've removed the blockage, we test the sink to ensure it's draining properly. We also inspect the pipes and fixtures to check for any damage that may need repair.

Step 5: Prevent Future Blockages

Finally, we provide you with tips and advice on how to prevent future blockages. This may include simple measures such as not pouring grease or food scraps down the sink, or scheduling regular drain cleaning and maintenance.