
Drain Cleaning
Slow, gurgling or backed-up drains in kitchens, bathrooms and basements.
A disposal that hums and won't turn, drips into the cabinet or stopped working altogether. We repair garbage disposals and install new ones, with a flat price before we start, from our office on 185th Street in Tinley Park.

Most disposal trouble falls into one of these:
A jam between the plate and the housing. Switch it off and keep hands out.
Press the reset button underneath. If that fails, the motor or wiring is done.
At the flange or dishwasher hose, it's a repair. From the body of the unit, it's a replacement.
Food built up in the unit or the trap. If it backs up, see drain cleaning.
Many Tinley Park kitchens have had a disposal since the house was built, which means plenty are on their second or third unit.
Swapping a worn-out disposal is usually straightforward. We match the mount where we can and check the dishwasher connection while we're there.
Disposals in family kitchens run every day. Bones, peels and grease shorten their life. Cold water and small batches help.
The disposal grinds food, but grease passes through and hardens further down the line. Wipe pans out and toss cooled grease in the trash.
A disposal job should be quick and tidy.
Jam, leak or dead motor. We find out before recommending anything.
Repair or replacement, one number before we start.
We run the disposal and the dishwasher drain to make sure everything works.

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Jams and loose connections are repairs. A leaking body or dead motor means replacement.
A jam, a tripped reset or a loose connection is a repair. A leak from the body of the unit or a burned-out motor usually means replacement, especially on an older unit.
Grease, bones, fibrous scraps, coffee grounds and eggshells.
Grease, oil, bones, fibrous scraps like celery and corn husks, coffee grounds and eggshells. They dull the blades, jam the unit or clog the drain line.
Often around 8 to 15 years, depending on the model and use.
Many last around 8 to 15 years. A disposal in a busy family kitchen tends to land on the shorter end. Jams that keep happening, leaks and louder grinding mean it's near the end.
It depends on the unit and any changes needed. You get a flat price first.
It depends on the unit and whether the plumbing or electrical needs any changes. You get a flat-rate price before any work begins.
Annual Protection Plan
Most plumbing problems start small. The No Drip Club brings a J. Blanton plumber to your home for regular maintenance, so small issues get caught before they turn into big repairs.


Slow, gurgling or backed-up drains in kitchens, bathrooms and basements.

Tree roots, cracked pipe and repeat backups in the line from your house to the street.

Repair, replacement and battery backups for the pumps that keep your basement dry and drain a basement bathroom.

Running toilets, leaky faucets and new fixture installs for kitchens and bathrooms.

Repair and replacement for tank and tankless water heaters that leak, make noise or run out of hot water too fast.

Repair for frozen or burst pipes, from basement water lines to outdoor spigots.

Burst pipes, sewer backups and no hot water, any time of day or night.
Our Tinley Park office is at 8200 185th St, Suite G28, and our phone line is open 24/7.
We also serve Orland Park, Oak Forest, Frankfort, Country Club Hills, Matteson, Homer Glen, Midlothian and more.