You might consider buying a pressure washer and the jet house and DIY. Do this twice (maybe 3x) and you'd save paying a plumber what you'd pay for the equipment. Just a thought.
I've had good experiences with Half Moon Plumbing.
I was wondering the same thing.
I thought of that. However with my proclivity to making things worse when I get outside of my wheelhouse, has me thinking otherwise
By any chance is your kitchen sink near it? That looks like grease build up
Our house was built in the late '70s, and we have owned it for 17 years this month. Twice a year we have a drain in our garage that needs to be cleared. At the suggestion from a licensed plumber, we purchased a attachment from Home Depot that goes on a garden hose. It's basically a bladder with a pin hole in the end. You insert the hose as far into the pipe as possible, then slowly turn up the water pressure, then the bladder expands and water jets thru the pin hole. I've found that pushing it as far as it will go, turn water on, run it for a minute, shut the water off, then push the hose in further, and repeat.
I think the thing was less than $10.
I think the thing was less than $10.
It is about 8-10 feet through the wall and pantry to the kitchen sink
You're hired!
It's not a contained system like a septic tank. Too many flushes and showers if the line has branches.
You might do some research as to a periodic treatment of some kick ass chemical that dissolves the stuff.
Want to learn about jetting drains? His videos get a little nasty, especially when he highlights the morsels of corn.
This one may not be too bad.
This one may not be too bad.
