Professional Drain Cleaning In Metro Vancouver

If you have a slow drain, you should fix it. While water may still pass through, debris will continue to build up, eventually leading to a full blockage that’ll be more difficult – and probably more costly – to remove.

You can use a store-bought chemical drain cleaner, but it’s not an option we recommend. They aren’t a foolproof solution, and although they’ve gotten better about reducing the number of toxic chemicals they contain, the high level of corrosivity in drain cleaners isn’t great for the long-term health of your pipes or the water systems that they lead to.

There are few things you can do to avoid clogged drains:

• Get a strainer for your sinks to keep food debris from flowing into your pipes.
• Throw away grease, oil, and fat instead of pouring it down the drain. And that goes double for industrial operations and restaurants!
• Don’t flush hygiene or personal health products down the toilet – not even so-called “flushable” wipes.
• Flush out your drains with a mixture of hot water and baking soda + vinegar every couple of months.
• Whether it’s at home or in the workplace, make sure everyone understands what items shouldn’t be disposed of in sinks and toilets.