Drain Cleaning & Unclogging

Common signs that your drain is clogged include:  

• Slow drainage  
• Water backups  
• Gurgling sounds
• Unpleasant odors
• Recurring clog

Professional plumbers have the expertise, tools and knowledge to effectively diagnose and resolve clogged drains. These techniques help reduce the risk of damage to your plumbing system.

Another bonus: If something does go wrong and a pipe bursts, a certified plumber is there to handle the emergency.  

Ready to tackle it yourself? Here's our drain unclogging guide: 9 Ways to Unclog a Drain (Without a Plumber!)

Professional plumbers use methods like drain snaking, hydro jetting and drain augering to remove clogs and restore proper drainage.  

We'll use the best method to clear your drain, taking into account your specific drain configuration and materials. Our priority is keeping your plumbing system safe.

While drain cleaners can offer temporary relief for minor clogs, they often contain harsh chemicals that can damage pipes. These products often don't effectively clear stubborn or deep-rooted clogs. We suggest calling a pro.

We recommend getting drain maintenance done annually or as needed, depending on the usage and condition of your plumbing system. When you notice water taking longer to drain, give the pros at Rümi a shout!

Yes! Here are some ways you can prevent drain clogs:

• Use drain guards to catch debris
• Avoid pouring grease or oil down the drain
• Flush drains with hot water and vinegar regularly

Yes. If left unaddressed, a clogged drain can lead to pipe corrosion, leaks, water damage, sewer backups and potential health hazards due to bacterial growth.

The time it takes to unclog a drain depends on the severity and complexity of the clog. In most cases, professional plumbers can resolve common clogs within 1–2 hours.

Factors such as tree root intrusion, aging pipes, improper disposal of sanitary products or food waste, and a buildup of hair, soap scum, or mineral deposits can contribute to recurring drain clogs.