Drains · 4 min read
How Often Should You Clean Your Drains?
Most homeowners only think about drain cleaning after something backs up. A little routine attention keeps that call from ever happening.
Kitchen Sinks
Grease and food particles build up gradually even with a disposal. Flushing with hot water weekly and having a professional cleaning every one to two years for heavy-use kitchens keeps buildup from becoming a clog.


Bathroom Drains
Hair and soap scum are the main culprits in showers and tub drains. A drain strainer and periodic cleaning every six months to a year is usually enough for most households.
Main Sewer Line
Homes with mature trees nearby, common throughout Chapel Hill, benefit from a camera inspection every few years to catch root intrusion before it causes a full backup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are chemical drain cleaners safe to use regularly?
We generally don't recommend them; they can damage older pipes over time and don't address the underlying buildup the way mechanical cleaning does.
How do I know if I need jetting instead of snaking?
If a drain clogs again within weeks of cabling, or a camera inspection shows heavy buildup along the pipe walls, jetting is usually the better long-term fix.
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