Glencoe Plumber

A video camera sewer and drain inspection can assist in locating hard-to-reach blockages within your plumbing system by allowing a licensed plumber to visually inspect the inside of the pipes. This technology enables the plumber to identify the exact location and nature of the blockage without the need for invasive methods, helping to efficiently and accurately address the issue.

After a sewage line backup incident, our company takes the following steps to ensure a thorough and effective cleanup process:<br /><br />1. Remove any standing water and sewage from the affected area.<br />2. Disinfect and sanitize the area to eliminate any harmful bacteria or pathogens.<br />3. Use specialized equipment to thoroughly clean and deodorize the space.<br />4. Inspect and repair any damage to the sewage line to prevent future backups.<br />5. Dispose of any contaminated materials in a safe and appropriate manner.

To properly maintain your garbage disposal after installation or repair, you should: <br />1. Run cold water while using the disposal to help flush out debris.<br />2. Avoid putting hard items like bones or fruit pits into the disposal.<br />3. Use a disposal cleaner or ice cubes with vinegar to clean and deodorize the unit.<br />4. Regularly check for leaks or unusual noises and address any issues promptly.<br />5. Avoid overloading the disposal with large amounts of food waste at once.

To ensure that the plumbing fixtures installed by our company are energy-efficient and environmentally friendly, we carefully select products that are certified by organizations such as WaterSense and ENERGY STAR. These certifications guarantee that the fixtures meet high standards for water efficiency and energy conservation. Additionally, we prioritize installing fixtures that are designed to reduce water waste and energy consumption, such as low-flow toilets, faucets, and showerheads. Regular maintenance and inspections are also conducted to ensure optimal performance and efficiency of the plumbing system.

To prevent clogs in your drains and maintain their cleanliness, you should avoid pouring grease, oil, or food scraps down the drain. Use drain strainers to catch hair and debris, and regularly flush drains with hot water and vinegar to break down buildup. Avoid using chemical drain cleaners as they can damage pipes.