You have many drain lines in your home. Examples would include, floor drains, shower drains, and toilet lines. Dirt and sediment from your basement floor, as well as your water softener, can build up inside your floor drain and cause a clog. Another common cause of floor drain backups is a main sewer line disruption, which is often due to tree roots that can work their way inside your drain pipe.

Because floor drains are often the lowest drain in your house, sewage backs up out of the floor drains and spills onto your basement floor. Having your floor drains cleaned regularly may help prevent this before it happens.

No joke. When water backs up out of a floor drain, it usually means there is a clog in the drain line, not the floor drain itself. When there is a clog in the main building drain and water is running down a drain from an upper fixture, water will back up in the drain line until it finds somewhere else to come out. That’ll be the lowest fixture. In most homes, the lowest fixture is the floor drain.

In case, you have been ignoring this diligent, under-appreciated piece of plumbing so far and therefore, anticipating indoor swimming pool due to basement floor drain backing up, we are ready to help and we offer $150 Drain Cleaning and that includes floor drains.