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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Recently one of our customers called for a toilet problem that had been an issue for them since they moved into their new house. Here is the problem:

Whenever they flushed the toilet bowl on the 2nd floor, the toilet bowl on the 1st floor backed up. Technician arrived at the job site and diagnosed the problem right away. They had a hanging sewer in there basement. The first floor toilet was lowest spot for the sewer water to back up, so wherever they ran water, it ended up coming out of the first floor toilet.

Whenever this, or something similar to it occurs, you have to get your main sewer checked out immediately. Even if your toilet on the lower floor bubbles for no apparent reason, you should get your main sewer checked out.
When such a situation arises you should promptly stop using any water in the house, as the water you will use on other floors will end up coming out of the toilet or other lower spot in your house.
If you maintain your sewer pipe regularly, it is very less likely that you will have surprise sewer back ups. You can always reach us at 888PAY4995, post your questions and comments here or send us an email.

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