Allentown Drain Cleaning Specialists

No Blockage is Too Big or Too Strong

Most of us take the plumbing systems in our homes for granted, assuming they will work each day without any problem. Generally, we only notice the importance of our drain systems when something goes wrong and we are faced with a severe clog or blockage.

If a clog is plaguing your home’s plumbing now, don’t feel bad about not noticing the issue sooner. Instead, make the right choice today by getting it cleared by the leading industry experts from Zoom Drain of Allentown & Bethlehem. We treat each job with a white-glove, five-star mindset that gets the job done right the first time, on time, and at a price that will not drain your bank account.

Treat your home’s plumbing right. Call us at (610) 601-2948 now for drain cleaning in Allentown.

Watch for Signs of a Clogged Drain

The key to minimizing the damage caused by a clogged drain is catching the problem as early as you can by watching for warning signs. The truth is most drainage problems start slowly and subtly, making it difficult to spot them.

Our drain cleaning technicians from Zoom Drain of Allentown & Bethlehem can arrange to be at your home as soon as possible to prevent further problems or need for repairs because of a clogged or dirty drain.

How We Eliminate Tough Drain Clogs

Not every drain clog is the same, of course, so why would we use cookie-cutter methods to eliminate them? A cornerstone of our business model is customizing our services for each and every customer. When we arrive onsite to evaluate your clogged drain, our Allentown drain specialists will discuss the best cleaning option based on what we find and your budget.

Three of our most common drain cleaning methods are:

PowerSnake: For most clogs, the PowerSnake is enough to break them apart. Our drain clearing technicians feed the PowerSnake down the clogged drain until the clog is reached. At that point, the tool’s bladed head is manipulated to break apart the clog with ease.
ZOOM Jetting®: Particularly difficult clogs can resist the PowerSnake’s strength. Grease, tree roots, and thick grime may require us to use our ZOOM Jetting® technology, which blasts apart clogs with high-pressure water. The system simultaneously scrubs clean the inside of the clogged pipe, ensuring an even cleaner stretch of piping.
ZOOM DRAIN Bio™: After a drain is cleaned and cleared of any clogs, we recommend using ZOOM DRAIN Bio™ to help prevent any further issues. This product is made of eco-friendly substances that naturally disintegrate most organic compounds that can start forming a clog, such as hair, food waste, and grease.

Household Culprits That Commonly Clog Drains

You can’t always stop a drain from clogging. But with a little more care about what you put down your Allentown home’s sinks and drains, you can drastically reduce the chances of a bad clog forming.

Remember this quick list of common items that should never be put down the drain:

Eggshells
Coffee grounds
Sticky starches like most pasta
Stringy vegetables
Grease and oil, including cooking byproducts
Hair, especially longer strands
Menstrual hygiene products
Food wrappers and plastic

Frequently Asked Questions About Drain Services

Can chemical cleaners damage my pipes?

Yes! The chemical reactions caused by drain cleaning products can damage pipes and even cause older pipes to break.

Should I have my sewer line inspected?

If your home is over 20 years old, it is generally a good idea to have the sewer line inspected. If you have tree roots near your sewer line, you may need to have it inspected every few years.

What are the warning signs of a clogged drain?

Giveaways of clogs in your drains and plumbing system are:

Sink, toilet, or shower gurgles when in use
Foul odors permeate around drains or sinks
Water flow is restricted when using an outlet or faucet
Toilet clogs frequently
Puddles or water damage near plumbing fixtures
Water drains incredibly slowly as it flows into pipes

What if I'm having trouble with multiple drains at once?

If multiple drains in your home are all backed up at the same time, this likely means you have a clog deep in your main line. You may also notice foul odors coming out of multiple drains.

What is a plumbing cleanout?

A plumbing cleanout is where your sewer line can be easily accessed. Finding the location of the cleanout is necessary when there is a clog in your main sewer line.

Why are tree roots in my sewer line?

Tree roots end up in sewer lines because they are attracted to the presence of moisture. Anytime trees are located on a property near a sewer line, their roots will likely need to be cleaned from the sewer line eventually.

Call (610) 601-2948 to Take Care of That Pesky Clogged Drain

Zoom Drain of Allentown & Bethlehem has the tools, training, and team required to handle any clog that might be troubling your home. All you need to do is give us a call as soon as you need help, and we will work with you to be at your door as soon as it is most convenient for you. Our Allentown drain cleaning specialists are already trusted by many of your neighbors. Find out why for yourself today!

Contact us online to learn more about our Allentown, PA drain services or to schedule an appointment.