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Sink drains are simple devices we often take for granted—until they start to leak. When it’s time to replace a sink drain or repair one as part of a home renovation project, your local Mr. Rooter® Plumbing is the expert you need for sink plumbing services.
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If your sink plumbing is leaking or clogged, seek professional assistance from a qualified plumber. With decades of experience, Mr. Rooter Plumbing ensures effective sink repairs. Trust us to service all types of sinks and drains, including these:
Replacing a failing drain assembly? To begin, your plumber will remove the sink drainthat’s failing. Ask your plumber to inspect all your under-sink plumbing, including the P-trap, to see if it also needs to be replaced. This is most important for old metal pipes, which are susceptible to rust and corrosion and will eventually break and cause a leaking sink drain. To prevent this from happening, request that your plumber replace your metal P-trap with a PVC pipe.
While you’re having your drain replaced, why not upgrade to a different drain style that does a better job of meeting your needs? There are many new drain options when replacing kitchen and bathroom sink drains, like all-in-one drain stoppers with removable strainer baskets. With these types of stoppers, you’ll no longer need to keep track of those pesky plugs, and cleaning out the debris basket is a breeze.
Your local Mr. Rooter Plumbing is your go-to source for all sink plumbing services. Our decades of experience and ongoing training mean we will tackle your home plumbing projects the right way, the first time. Getting started is easy—call us or request a job estimate online.
An ejector pump is a device used in lower-level bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms that are located below the home’s sewer pipe or septic tank. The pump is attached to a drainpipe and forces wastewater up to the sewer or septic line.
Start by removing the drain stopper. Scrub it clean and set it aside. Then, use a flashlight and needle nose pliers to remove all visible hair from inside the drain. If the sink still drains slowly, try removing the P-trap under the sink and check it for debris. Reinstall the P-trap carefully, being sure not to over-tighten the nuts.
A mouldy sink drain can cause foul odours throughout the room. To eliminate mould in a sink drain, start by removing all possible debris from the drain, such as hair in bathroom drains or food particles in kitchen drains. Pour a cup of baking soda and a cup of white vinegar into the drain. Let it sit for 15 minutes. Then, slowly pour a pot of nearly boiling water down the drain.Another preventative method is to use a biological enzyme that consumes the debris that accumulates in the drain before it creates a clog.
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