Jetting Bathroom Sink Service

Hardenburgh Plumbing

Jetting Bathroom Sink Service

Jetting bathroom sink service when a clogged drain problems is an inconvenience at home causing slow water drainage and sometimes even sewage backup.

Accumulation of hair, soap, toothpaste, food scraps, grease, tree roots growing into sewer lines, and objects, such as toys or sanitary products, accidentally flushed down the toilet are the cause of slow draining and water foul smells coming from the drain.

Sometimes a plunger can help to drive out the blockage, but sometimes it requires a stronger method like using a drain snake to remove any debris that may be blocking the drain. If you want to try a DIY job, you would need some tools and follow the steps to jet a bathroom sink.

HAVE ANY PLUMBING PROBLEMS?

Say Goodbye to Clogged Drains: A Step-by-Step Approach to Jetting Bathroom Sink Service

To jet a bathroom sink, you will need :

Plunger
Drain snake
Bucket
Rubber gloves
Safety goggles
Plumbing wrench

Steps:

Turn off the water supply to the sink.
Place a bucket underneath the P-trap to catch any water that may spill out.
Use a plunger to try and dislodge any blockage in the drain.
If the plunger does not work, use a drain snake to remove any debris that may be blocking the drain.
Once the blockage has been removed, turn on the water supply to the sink and check the water flow.
If the water flow is still slow, use a plumbing wrench to remove the P-trap and clean it out.
Reassemble the P-trap and turn on the water supply to the sink.
Test the sink to make sure the water flow has been restored.

If the above methods do not solve the clogged drain problem, you need to hire Hardenburgh Plumbing to inspect the plumbing system, I’m a licensed plumber with experience in drain cleaning. I’d be happy to help you address any larger blockages in the sewer line, and provide jetting bathroom sink service.

Jetting Bathroom Sink Service

Hardenburgh Plumbing