Step 1
Tell Us What’s Happening
Let us know which fixtures are affected, how long the problem has been occurring, and whether the clog has returned before.


Slow drains, recurring clogs, and unexpected backups can disrupt your entire home. Dee’s Plumbing provides professional drain cleaning for sinks, tubs, showers, floor drains, and main drain lines throughout Wadsworth and Northeast Ohio.
We inspect the problem, explain what we find, and use appropriate professional equipment to restore proper drainage whenever possible.
Drain Problems We Address:

Contact Dee’s Plumbing if you notice:
Multiple affected drains may indicate a problem farther inside the plumbing system rather than an isolated fixture clog.

Kitchen drains commonly collect grease, soap residue, food particles, and other debris. Over time, this material can restrict the drain and cause standing water, unpleasant odors, or recurring clogs.
We inspect the sink drain and accessible connections before clearing the blockage. If we find a damaged or leaking component beneath the sink, we will explain any additional repair that may be needed.
Common kitchen drain problems:

Hair, soap residue, toothpaste, and personal-care products can gradually collect around the stopper and inside a bathroom drain.
Our plumbers can remove accessible buildup and clear clogs that prevent the sink from draining properly.
We Can Help With:
A slow bathtub or shower drain can leave standing water around your feet and make the fixture difficult to use. Hair and soap buildup are frequent causes, but persistent problems may originate deeper in the drain line.
We inspect the drain opening and use appropriate equipment to clear the obstruction while protecting the surrounding fixture.
Signs your tub or shower drain needs service:


Laundry rooms, utility spaces, and basement floor drains help direct water safely away from important areas of your home. When one becomes restricted, water may drain slowly or back up onto the surrounding floor.
We can evaluate accessible utility and floor drains, clear common blockages, and identify warning signs that may point to a larger drain-line problem.
When several fixtures become slow or begin backing up at the same time, the obstruction may be located in a larger shared drain line.
Our plumbers evaluate the symptoms and accessible cleanouts before recommending the next step. Professional drain-cleaning equipment may be used to remove common obstructions and restore flow through the affected line.
Possible signs of a main drain problem:
Main drain problems can have several causes. If the condition suggests damaged, shifted, or deteriorated piping, additional evaluation or repair may be recommended.


A clog that keeps returning may be deeper than it first appears. Repeated blockages can result from accumulated debris, improper drain use, a problem with the drain configuration, or deteriorated piping.
Rather than repeatedly treating the symptom, Dee’s Plumbing will evaluate the affected fixtures and discuss what may be contributing to the problem.
One slow sink may indicate a local clog. Several drains backing up at once can point to a blockage in a shared or main drain line.
Stop using the affected plumbing fixtures and contact Dee’s Plumbing. Continuing to send water into a blocked system may cause additional backups and water damage.

We do more than push a temporary opening through a clog. Our team considers the location, symptoms, and condition of the accessible plumbing so we can recommend an appropriate solution.
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Common causes include hair, soap residue, grease, food particles, personal-care products, and other material entering the drain. Older or damaged plumbing may also contribute to recurring drainage problems.
Multiple slow drains may indicate a blockage in a shared branch or main drain line. This is especially concerning if a toilet gurgles or water backs up into a lower tub or floor drain.
Repeated use of harsh chemical cleaners may damage some plumbing materials and can create hazards for anyone servicing the drain afterward. Avoid mixing drain products. If you have already used one, tell the plumber what product was used.
The original blockage may not have been completely removed, or buildup may be located deeper inside the line. Recurring clogs can also indicate a plumbing configuration or pipe-condition problem that needs further evaluation.
Yes, Dee’s Plumbing provides service for common main drain line blockages. We will evaluate the symptoms and accessible cleanouts before determining the appropriate approach.
Not always. A slow drain may result from buildup, a blocked stopper, improper drainage, damaged piping, or another plumbing issue. An inspection can help determine the cause.
Yes. Stop using fixtures that send water into the affected drain system. Additional water may cause the backup to spread or overflow into the home.