Garbage Disposal Backing Up = Possible Main Sewer Line Clog!

The last thing we want you to have to deal with this year is a clogged drain line. Clogs never come at a convenient time and can lead to very expensive problems. ASAP Septic can clear and repair clogged drain lines in your home or business and get your system back up and running in now time. With every clogged drain service we provide, we will determine the cause and location of the problem and resolve it as quickly as possible. In most situations, we can clear the clog efficiently with little problems. However, some clogs cause serious damage to the main sewer line that is beyond repair. No worries! We will replace your drain line pipe in no time. We won’t leave until a diagnosis is made and your drains are working properly.


Common signs of a main sewer line clog: 
•        Kitchen or bathroom sinks slow to drain or backing up 
•        Garbage disposal backing up 
•        Toilet not draining or flushing properly 
•        Foul smells in kitchen or bathroom drains  


 How to prevent clogged drains and toilet blockages:

•       Flush only toilet paper (no paper towels, sanitary products, flushable wipes, etc)
• Use drain baskets in sinks to keep debris from going down the drain
• Do not dump oils or coffee grounds down the kitchen sink 

It is important to call ASAP Septic as soon as you notice any potential issues. If you’re noticing any of the above drain symptoms, or even if you just want an inspection to be safe, CALL ASAP immediately! The sooner the problem is addressed, the better. Neglected drain issues can be dangerous and expensive. 

 Don’t wait until it’s too late—Contact Us today!

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