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Plumbing

Drain inspection and cleaning

Quarterly

The pipes in your home play an essential role in your daily comfort: draining wastewater, preventing backups, and maintaining a healthy environment. However, drains gradually become clogged with hair, grease, soap residue, and debris. At Entretien Pro-Actif, we recommend regular inspection and cleaning of drains to ensure optimal flow and prevent costly inconveniences.
 

 

Why inspect and clean your drains?

  • Prevent blockages: a partially blocked drain will eventually become completely blocked, causing stagnation and backups.

  • Limit unpleasant odors: accumulated organic residues ferment and give off unpleasant odors in your kitchen or bathroom.

  • Protect your fixtures: excessive pressure from a clogged drain can damage pipes, seals, and connected appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, shower).

Recommended frequency

  • Monthly visual inspection: regularly check that water is draining without any noticeable slowdown.

  • Preventive cleaning twice a year: twice a year, carry out a thorough cleaning to remove grease and residue.

Consequences of neglect

  • Indoor flooding: a completely blocked drain can cause dirty water to back up into the kitchen or bathroom.

  • Premature wear and tear on pipes: the pressure generated by a blockage promotes cracks and leaks.

  • High repair costs: emergency unclogging, installing new pipe segments, or replacing connected appliances can quickly cost several hundred dollars.

  • Health risk: Stagnant water becomes a breeding ground for bacteria and mold.

Regular inspection and cleaning of your drains are simple steps that ensure peace of mind and the longevity of your plumbing. With Entretien Pro-Actif, our technicians work according to a preventive maintenance schedule tailored to your home, equipped with eco-friendly solutions and professional tools. Contact us today to schedule your next maintenance appointment and avoid the inconvenience and unexpected costs associated with clogged drains.

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