Advanced Clog Removal
A slow drain isn’t just an annoyance—it’s often the first warning sign of a major plumbing backup. At A&G Plumbing, we don’t just poke a hole in the clog; we completely clear the pipe so your home’s plumbing flows freely again.
Chemical drain cleaners from the hardware store are highly corrosive—they eat away at your pipes and rarely solve the root cause of a deep clog. Call our Metro Atlanta team if you experience:
Chemical drain cleaners often do more harm than good. Call the professionals if you experience:
Different clogs require different tools. For hair and soap scum in a bathroom sink, our professional-grade augers (snakes) can quickly extract the blockage without damaging your P-trap.
For kitchen drains choked with hardened grease, or main sewer lines plagued by invasive tree roots, we utilize high-pressure hydro-jetting. This process scours the inside walls of your pipes with highly pressurized water, restoring them to a “like-new” condition. We always verify our work using HD sewer camera inspections so you can see exactly what was removed.
No! Plumbers strongly recommend against using chemical drain cleaners (like Drano or Liquid Plumr). These chemicals rely on extreme heat reactions to dissolve hair and grease. This severe heat easily melts and deforms modern PVC pipes and rapidly corrodes older cast-iron and galvanized steel pipes, turning a cheap clog into an expensive repiping project.
While a standard drain snake punches a hole through a clog to restore flow, hydro-jetting uses 4,000 PSI of water pressure to completely scour the interior walls of the pipe, cutting through heavy grease buildup, scale, and invasive tree roots. Jetting restores the pipe to its original diameter and is highly recommended for main sewer lines and commercial kitchens.
The best defense is what you put down the drain. Never pour hot grease, oil, or fat down the sink, even if you run hot water. Avoid dumping fibrous foods (like potato peels, celery, or coffee grounds) into the garbage disposal. Finally, flush your sink drain monthly with a mixture of baking soda and vinegar followed by boiling water to naturally break down minor soap and grease deposits.