It might sound odd to say that you should \u201ctreat yourself at the start of the year to drain cleaning.\u201d But this is a great way to get started with taking care of your home for the coming year. January is always a good time to schedule major projects for your home (at least it is in Florida, where we don\u2019t have to worry about snow and freezing temperatures) so you have a solid head start on the year. Never too early to begin making good on those resolutions, right?<\/p>\n
People usually think of drain cleaning as something that\u2019s done when a clog closes off a drain or creates a slow drain. This is only one use for drain cleaning however: the reactive use. But there is also a proactive use for drain cleaning: if treated as a regular maintenance task done every year, drain cleaning will help prevent those aggravating drain clogs and slow drains from starting. If you dealt with numerous clogs during 2015, then it\u2019s a good idea to have drain cleaning scheduled the beginning of 2016.<\/p>\n
Professional drain cleaning goes deep into all the drains in your home and provides a thorough level of cleansing. This isn\u2019t just quickly using a drain snake on a few obstructions, or pouring ineffective and dangerous chemicals into drainpipes. Professional plumbers use advanced equipment such as hydro-jetters to scour the inside of the drainpipes. This will remove the build-up that develops around the year on the pipe interior. Kitchen drains, for example, will usually have thick layers of food particles and oils, fats, and grease on them. Hydro-jetting completely blasts away this debris, leaving the drains in like-new condition. After this level of cleaning, it will be more difficult for more debris to start to build again.<\/p>\n