Drain Cleaning

Who this is for

The service board at First Aid Sewer Cleaning lists the drain work by name: kitchen sink, bath tub, and the drains that clog most in a home. Drain cleaning removes the buildup that slows water and starts smells.

This service fits any sink, tub, or shower that drains slowly, gurgles, or holds water. It also fits the kitchen drain that has been 'handled' with chemical cleaners one too many times.

How the work is scoped

The scope depends on what is clogging the drain: food and grease in the kitchen, hair and soap in the bath, or a deeper problem in the line. The method matches the cause, and the diagnosis comes first. The cleaning is verified by the flow after, so the fix is confirmed, not assumed.

How to prepare

Note the fixture, the symptom, and how long it has been slow. Whether one fixture is affected or several tells the team whether it is a fixture drain or the main line. If the drain smells, say so, because the odor points at buildup and the trap.

How the visit works

The visit starts with the details you shared and a direct look at the line and the access. You get a straight answer about what is going on, what the options are, and what the next step should be.

For emergencies, the first visit is stabilization: stop the overflow, clear the blockage, restore function, and document. For scheduled work, the visit produces the diagnosis and the plan. Either way, you hear about changes before they happen, not after.