Kitchen sinks and disposals
Slow draining in the kitchen sink, or water rising in the second basin, means the blockage sits in that line. Mention a disposal on the call, and the plumber you hire clears the line.
A sink that takes minutes to empty, a tub with a ring of standing water or a toilet that gurgles after flushing all describe a partly blocked drain. Name the fixtures involved when you phone and we connect you with a plumber who clears drains.
The service reaches the drains you use every day, from the kitchen sink to the laundry standpipe, and the main line they all feed.

Slow draining in the kitchen sink, or water rising in the second basin, means the blockage sits in that line. Mention a disposal on the call, and the plumber you hire clears the line.
Standing water in a tub or shower, or a bathroom sink that empties slowly, narrows the problem to one branch. The plumber you hire clears that drain.
A washer that drains slowly or overflows the standpipe means the laundry line is restricted. Call us and tell us what the washer does when it empties.
A tub, toilet and sink backing up at once points at the main drain, since they all empty into it. Tell us which fixtures are affected and the plumber you hire checks the main.
A drain that slows again after being cleared may have a blockage further along the line. Tell us it has happened before, and the plumber you hire looks past the first fixture, with the sewer line repair page as the next stop if the main is involved. Glendale’s water quality report also lists wipes, paper towels, cotton swabs, diapers, kitty litter and medications as things that should never be flushed.
For the sink or toilet itself, see fixture repair; for sewage coming back up, see emergency plumbing; the homepage lists the remaining services.
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