Kitchen sinks and disposals
Scraps, grease or a stuck disposal can clog a kitchen sink until it is slow to empty. Explain how yours is draining, and the plumber you hire clears the line.
When a bathroom sink empties slowly, a tub keeps a few inches of water or a laundry line burps as it drains, the pipe is partly blocked somewhere between the fixture and the main drain. Say which fixtures are affected when you phone and we refer you to a plumber.
The plumber you hire clears the line, whether the blockage sits near the fixture or further along.

Scraps, grease or a stuck disposal can clog a kitchen sink until it is slow to empty. Explain how yours is draining, and the plumber you hire clears the line.
Shower and basin drains clog with hair and soap film, and the water starts pooling instead of leaving. The plumber you hire clears the blockage, whether it sits in the trap or deeper in the pipe.
A washer that drains slowly or sends water up out of the standpipe has a restricted line behind it. The plumber you hire finds where the line is restricted and clears it.
If every drain in the house sags at once, or the lowest fixture fills while others empty, the main drain or the pipe beyond it is the likely place. That stretch out to the city main is on the sewer line repair page.
A blockage that returns after each clearing suggests the cause is further along the pipe than the spot you can see. Say how soon it returns and which fixtures are involved, and the plumber you hire traces it.
If the trouble turns out to be a dripping fixture or a sudden backup, the fixture repair page and the emergency plumbing page are the places to go next, and the homepage has the whole list.
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