Drain Cleaning & Unclogging
Unblock sinks, tubs, washer standpipes and the main drain, and find out what keeps bringing the clog back.
A disposal hums, jams, leaks or does nothing at all. Most faults are simple to diagnose, and a few mean it is time for a new unit. A disposal leaking into the cabinet, or backing up into the dishwasher, should be switched off and reported to the line.
Say what the disposal is doing and a contractor gets assigned.

Turn the disposal off, then fit the hex key into the socket beneath it and rotate the shredder by hand. Once the motor cools, push the red reset button on the bottom.
Never put a hand into a disposal. Use tongs to remove an item.
Water can leak from the sink flange, the disposal body or the drain pipe. Dry everything, run water and watch to find the point.
A cracked body cannot be repaired, and the unit needs replacing. Flange and gasket leaks can often be fixed.
Many Tempe units are rentals where the disposal is original equipment. Report slow draining early, because a failing disposal often reveals a drain issue below it.
Mill Avenue restaurants fight grease buildup every day. At home, scrape pans instead of rinsing fat down the sink.
Cost follows the unit and the fault.
Ask for the repair and replacement price together.
If water backs up in the sink or dishwasher, the disposal drain may be blocked. Grease and fibrous food cause many clogs.
If the kitchen sink backs up into another sink or the laundry, the clog is in the shared drain, not the disposal.
Installation includes mounting the unit, connecting the drain, wiring or a plug and, for dishwashers, knocking out the plug in the dishwasher inlet. Ask whether the electrical work is covered.
Choose power to match your use. Larger motors handle tougher scraps.
A disposal gives clear signals before it quits.
When a disposal leaks and the sink backs up as well, the drain line below is probably clogged. Fixing the disposal alone does not clear the line. Ask the plumber to check the trap and the branch drain on the same visit.
Unblock sinks, tubs, washer standpipes and the main drain, and find out what keeps bringing the clog back.
Stop a faucet drip, bring back full flow, free a frozen shutoff or fix a leaking outdoor bib.
Blast the inside of a drain with pressurized water to strip off grease film, mineral crust and hair-fine roots.
It is jammed. Turn it off, free the shredder with the hex key and press reset.
If the leak is at the flange, gasket or drain connection, often yes. A cracked body needs a new unit.
Grease, fibrous scraps, coffee grounds in bulk, bones and anything hard.
Ask on the call. Many contractors will.
Yes. The line is answered around the clock. Switch the disposal off, empty the cabinet floor and call. Replacements are booked for the day.
Turn it off, clear the cabinet floor and call. A leak at the flange or a drain joint can often be fixed, while a cracked housing calls for a new unit.
Pricing depends on the fault and the unit. The dispatcher gives a clear quote before work begins.
Same-day visits are available. Ask whether a unit is on hand.
The drain line after the disposal is likely clogged. A cable clears it.
Turn it off and phone the dispatcher, who will arrange a local contractor.
Service area centered on Tempe and nearby Maricopa County cities.