If you've noticed your drains are running slowly or emitting a funky new smell, you're probably experiencing a blockage. Drain blockages are a common household problem and can be caused by a number of things, such as baby wipes and cotton buds or chemical build-up from everyday items such as shampoo and soap.
At Mainline Plumbing & Civil, we use specialised tools to identify the cause of your blockage and clear it quickly. Our team can also repair damaged drains and remove tree roots wreaking havoc in your drainage systems.
Fix blocked drains fast with help from our plumbers in Dubbo. Call us on 0423 627 149 to request a quote.
We service clients throughout
Sydney,
Castle Hill,
Parramatta,
Homebush,
Blacktown,
Newtown,
Balmain,
Marrickville,
Double Bay,
Dubbo,
Bourke,
Cobar,
Walgett,
Gilgandra and
Wellington.
Our fully-licensed master plumbers fix drain blockages in homes and businesses across Dubbo, Orange and Bourke. We can clear away any blockage in your sewer or stormwater line using our industry-grade electric eel drain-clearing machine.
The latest advancements in drain camera technology allow us to locate and identify the cause of your blockages before conducting repairs—saving you time, money and unnecessary inconvenience. Whether the problem is a complex or easy fix, you can rely on us to address it as quickly as possible.
Get in touch today on
0423 627 149 to learn more about our
plumbing services in Dubbo.
Signs of a blocked drain can include slow draining water, unpleasant odours, gurgling sounds from your drains or even water backing up out of your drains. If you notice any of these signs, contact a professional plumbing service.
To prevent blocked drains, avoid disposing of items such as cooking grease, coffee grounds and non-flushable items down your drains. Regularly clean your drains and consider hiring professional drain cleaning services to maintain clear, functioning drains.
Plumbers use a variety of methods to unblock pipes and drains, including drain snakes, hydro jetting and CCTV drain inspections to identify the cause of the blockage. The method used will depend on the severity and location of the blockage.