Sewer And Drain Service In Elkhart & Kosciusko Counties, Indiana
Do you have slow-flowing drains or complete backups? A professional cleaning service can clear clogs and keep your showers, sinks, and other fixtures in top shape. If you've scheduled this service, take a look at the do's and don'ts of to pre–plumbing appointment prep.
Do Remove Accessories and Extras
The plumber needs space to work. Between an area to easily move and places to put tools or other equipment, your well lived-in bathroom, kitchen, or laundry room may have restrictive clutter that can get in their way. Stop potential safety hazards and reduce the risks of damage (to your belongings) in each room with these simple tips:
Even though you should remove most items from the plumber's work area, leave the bottle of hand soap that usually sits on the counter where it is. The plumber will likely appreciate access to the cleanser after the service is complete.
Don't Use Chemical Drain Cleaners
Are you tempted to pour a bottle of drain cleaner into the clog as you wait for the plumber? A store-bought chemical cleaner should never become a pre-appointment prep step. While commercially available products may advertise as an easy answer, these products can:
If you did use a drain cleaner, tell the plumber before they get to work. They need to know if the liquid-filled tub holds water or a combination of water and caustic chemicals.
Do Unplug Electrical Items in the Area
Electricity and water don't mix. Keep yourself and your plumber safe during the drain cleaning appointment and:
You may not need to unplug larger appliances, such as a clothes washer or refrigerator. But do talk to the plumber about the potential for flooding and whether these electrical appliances will interfere with or pose a danger during the service.
Do you need to schedule a professional drain cleaning? Contact Roto-Rooter Sewer-Drain Service for more information.