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Clogged Drain Cleaning Services In Hayward, CA

Get the water flowing again by calling E-Z Plumbing Company Inc. We offer drain cleaning and hydro-jetting services for customers in Hayward, CA, and throughout the Bay Area. Clogged toilets, backed up bath tubs, sinks or showers. Grease traps and grease interceptors.

Commercial Copper Repiping in Hayward, CA

Fast & Effective

Clogged drains are always annoying and can be dangerous. Dirty water pooling in your bathtub or sink can carry germs and bacteria. If you have a clogged drain, call us immediately. With our state-of-the-art equipment, we can clean sewer lines and secondary drain lines up to 6" in diameter quickly and easily. Whether your drain is clogged by grease, roots, or a "soft" stoppage, you can count on us to resolve the problem today.

Rooter

Tree roots are a common cause of blockages in sewer lines. We use a rooting machine and high-pressure water jets to remove roots and other obstructions from your line.

Keep Your Septic Field Up & Running

Over time, dirt, grime, and debris can build up in your septic lines, causing blockages. Hydro-jetting can be an effective and affordable way to clear clogged septic lines. Call E-Z Plumbing Company Inc. to find out if this solution is right for your home or business.

How It Works

Hydro-jetting (sometimes called water jetting) involves injecting a high-pressure stream of water into septic lines. The force of the water can be anywhere from 5,000 psi for home systems to 35,000 psi for larger commercial systems. This water blasts away anything that might be clogging the lines, such as:

• Grease
• Hair

• Paper
• Sand

• Silt
• Soap Build-Up

Trust an Expert

Hydro-jetting is not always an effective solution to septic field problems, so it's important that you call an expert. If the header line leading from your house into the septic lines is clogged, hydro-jetting may be ideal. The solid piping can reliably handle the high pressure. On the other hand, if the outdoor septic lines are clogged, hydro-jetting can do more harm than good. The septic lines that create the septic field are not solid; they are perforated to allow sewage to seep out into the surrounding soil to be naturally filtered and treated. The high water pressure may stir up the soil and gravel near the perforations and bring more obstructions into the system. Hydro-jetting can — and should — be used not just as a last effort to save a failing septic system but as a first effort to prevent trouble.