Residential Plumbing Contractor in Gardena, CA

Hydro-jetting is a process that uses high-pressure water to clear blockages in drain systems and is typically the first approach to clearing blocked drains. Unless the line collapses, hydro-jetting will solve the problem, and scheduled routine maintenance will keep the lines free and functioning properly. Maintenance of this sort will go a long way toward minimizing eventual blockages that could result in a pipe breakage or separation, requiring more drastic and expensive remediation.

Over time, accumulations build up on the inside of pipes much in the same way that years of poor diet will cause buildup in arteries. Grease, sand, scale, silt and any number of other sediments are often the culprits.

We replace sewer and drain lines using our special method of Trenchless Pipe Replacement. Our technique does not require any major excavation or the disruptive damage of old fashioned “dig it up” methods.

The trenchless method avoids the expensive replacement costs of landscaping, driveway, and parking lot surfaces. Don’t settle for the high costs, damage, and disruption of outdated pipe replacement techniques.

Trenchless Technology - The Future of Sewer Line Repair. Thankfully, a process has been developed that will restore those backed-up sewer lines to like-new condition with little or no demolition. Walls, floors, foundations, driveways, landscapes, and sidewalks will remain intact while this process is conducted. This process involves a cured-in-place method that usually requires no extensive digging. This saves time and could save you thousands on repair costs. It’s an advanced alternative to traditional sewer line replacement that still offers the structural strength of brand-new pipes.

Trenchless sewer lining technology involves removing any calcification, roots, or other obstructions from inside the sewer line. Second, an epoxy barrier coating is applied to the inside of the sewer line, which creates a smooth and seamless pipe within a pipe. This lining is so strong that roots can no longer penetrate the sewer lines, and calcification is no longer a concern. Best of all, it is all done above ground. This “cured-in-place” method has stood the test of time, saving millions of linear feet of drains and homeowners/businesses billions of dollars in excavation costs. Sewer lines become clogged over time, and there’s no telling when they will be completely clogged. That’s why it’s important to have your sewer line inspected before problems begin to occur. For more information on how to protect your home’s sewer drain pipes, please call us.

Whether it is a repair, a replacement of a faucet, sink, tub, shower, or an entire bath remodel, call us first! We can review the options with you and give you an upfront estimate of the costs. This is the first step to a new, relaxing, and soothing bath. It takes a quick call and a consultation with us. The sooner you call, the sooner you can relax in that new tub!

If you have a serious problem with your drain or sewer lines - from root damage to collapses - Drain Right Services can pinpoint the problem with the latest in diagnostic technology. This saves you from unnecessary repairs and takes the guesswork out of choosing the proper remedy for your home or business. With a full range of solutions, including trenchless repair, camera inspections, and leak detection, you will save money. With the latest technology in the plumbing industry, you can rely on Drain Right Services to get the job done right.

Commercial and institutional faucets and fixtures are built for durability. Drain Right Services feels that a certain expertise is needed to make sure the manufacturers’ dependability standards are met. We want you to have peace of mind that your fixtures will operate when you use them.

Drain Right Services will always repair and rebuild your faucets and fixtures with quality parts designed to meet or exceed manufacturers’ standards and make sure they operate as the manufacturer indicates.

A floor drain is a plumbing fixture that is installed on the floor of a structure, mainly designed to remove any standing water near it. They are usually round but can also be square or rectangular. They usually range from 2 to 12 inches; most are 4 inches in diameter. They have gratings that are made of metal or plastic. The floor around the drain is also sloped to allow the water to flow to the drain. Most residential basements have one or more floor drains, usually near the water heater or washer/dryer. They can also be found in commercial basements, restrooms, kitchens, refrigerator areas, locker/shower rooms, laundry facilities, and swimming pools, among other places.

A floor drain should always have a strainer secured over it to prevent injury, entry of foreign objects, or introduction of unwanted pests into the facility. Describe the item or answer the question so that site visitors who are interested get more information. You can emphasize this text with bullets, italics, or bold, and add links.

Waste disposal units may jam but can usually be cleared either by forcing the turntable round from above or by turning the motor using a hex-key wrench inserted into the motor shaft from below. Very hard objects accidentally or deliberately introduced, such as metal cutlery, can damage the waste disposal unit and become damaged themselves. More problematic are drain blockages caused by shredded waste that is fibrous (artichoke leaves) or starchy (potato peelings).

The sink is one of the most commonly used areas in the kitchen, and when deciding on purchasing a new or replacement sink, there are many considerations.

Drain Right Services is willing to assist you in purchasing a sink.