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Broken Sewer Snake!

admin — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 05:06:58 +0000

Many companies claim to unclog pipes that other companies were not able to unclog, but there are not many that have actually done it. At $49.95 Any Sewer or Drain, we have not only successfully unclogged sewers and drains that other companies failed to unclog, we have also retrieved sewer cleaning snakes that were left by other sewer companies.
Just recently, one of our fine mechanics was dispatched to a customers house located in Wantagh (Zip Code 11793). The customer had recently used another sewer and drain company, but their sewer backed up again. The other company wanted to charge them a $75 service fee just to come back and do the recall because it was a weekend. The customer couldn’t wait and asked their neighbors about a low cost sewer and drain company. A neighbor recommended us.
It seemed like a normal sewer clog, our mechanic started to snake the sewer without knowing that he was up for a surprise. He started to pull a lot of roots out of the line, which is expected, but the water would still not run properly and kept backing up. After a few times of snaking the sewer, he felt something big towards the end of the snake. The sewer cleaning snake was already more than 60 feet out and it was pretty tough to pull it back with “another” cable wrapped up around the cable fed into the sewer by our mechanic. It took him some time before he was able to pull back all of his cable. To his surprise instead of more roots at the end of his cable, he saw another cable wrapped around his cable. The customer stated that he bought the house recently and it was only the second time he had his sewer snaked. The customer was extremely happy to see the broken piece of cable coming out and gave our mechanic a $50 tip for his hard work. This is just one of many situations where $49.95 Any Sewer or Drain comes to the rescue of it beloved customer. Our mechanic went to this job on a Friday evening and the customer was not charged extra for an evening visit. If the customer had called a plumber then there were good chances that the plumber would have convinced them to replace the sewer line, which ofcourse would have been extremely costly.
If you need any type of advice related to sewer and drain clogs, you can always email us. We will respond promptly.

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What kind of toilet paper should I use?

admin — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 10:52:59 +0000

Toilet Paper

Many customers ask us about the type of toilet paper they should use. Technically speaking, if your toilet bowl and your sewer lines are powerful and large enough to handle any type of toilet paper then, by all means use any type of toilet paper. But if your toilet does not have a power flush (majority of toilet bowls are not power flush bowls) and your sewer is a normal size sewer (normally household and many commercial sewer lines are 4″-6″ in diameter) than you should really be careful with what goes down your toilet. keep in mind, it may be able to flush down the toilet bowl but it can very well end up clogging your sewer system.
Using a single ply toilet paper is recommended because the tissue dissolves in water and is easily carried through the sewer system. Thicker toilet papers, wipes, napkins, paper towels etc may be able able to pass through the toilet sometimes, without clogging it, but if a number of such items make their way into the sewer line, they can clog up the sewer line.
We can’t recommend any particular brand, but if you want to reduce the chances of having a clog in your sewer or your toilet, then use a single ply toilet paper. We had conducted a survey about the biggest reason why toilets get clogged. Our mechanics found that mostly thick toilet paper and “flushable” wipes are the a major reason.
Customers who followed our advice and changed their toilet paper to a single ply toilet paper saw a reduced toilet and sewer back-ups. We hope you have reduced toilet and sewer back-ups, but if you ever have a toilet or a sewer backup, you can always call us. We are available to serve you in Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Nassau and Suffolk 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

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Unclog your shower!

admin — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 03:58:11 +0000

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Hello everyone,

More and more people are trying to unclog their sewers and drains themselves and we want to help you with your sewer and drain DIY. A shower stall can get clogged with hair and soap build up. It doesn’t matter what floor the shower stall is on, it can get clogged. A shower stall is much easier to unclog than a bathtub or a sink. Most shower stalls have a cover with 2 screws on them. All you have to do is to unscrew the cover and see if there are any hair hanging off the cover. If you see hair sticking to the cover, more than likely your problem is right there. Clean the shower drain cover with hot water, remove any soap build up and screw the cover back on the shower drain.
If that doesn’t help, then you can try the trusty plunger or even try simple bleach. Most shower stall clogs can be taken care by a plunger, but after you successfully unclog the shower with a plunger, pour some bleach (quarter of a bottle should be fine) or pour baking soda in the shower drain and pour vinegar over it. This is a home remedy that many of our customers have used successfully. If your clog is more stubborn or further down the pipe, you will need an unclogging machine. Home Depot has a variety of machines that can be rented. You have to be very careful while using the machine to unclog your shower.
If you need our help with your particular situation, e-mail us. We will assist you step by step. If you live in Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Nassau or Suffolk you can give us a call. We will unclog your shower for $49.95.

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What to do if city sewer backs up?

admin — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:35:30 +0000

The great city of New York has a sophisticated 311 system to report and follow up on non-emergency complaints. In the sewer and drain business we run into many situations where our customers get affected by the city sewer backing up into their home. To file a complaint for city sewer backing up into your house or any other non-emergency complaint do the following.
Dial 311 and lodge your complaint. The representatives at 311 are extremely professional and will listen to your complaint and forward you to the appropriate department and will give a complaint number. Keep that complaint number as you can use it to follow up on your complaint.
To follow up on your complaint, you can call 311 again or you can visit http://www.nyc.gov and click the 311 link on the lower right corner. You can follow up on your complaint or you can submit a picture or a video of your complaint.
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