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Proffessional drain cleaning and service

In many Canton homes, sewer line problems develop slowly over time. You might notice a tub draining more slowly than usual, a toilet that bubbles when another fixture is in use, or unpleasant odors coming from your drains. These may seem minor at first, but eventually, they can lead to a full-scale backup that disrupts your entire household.

At Fast Drains Plumbing and more, we understand how stressful and inconvenient sewer issues can be. That’s why we provide professional sewer drain cleaning services throughout Canton, GA—using the latest technology to quickly identify the source of the problem and restore proper flow. From high-powered hydro jetting to motorized rooters and advanced camera inspections, we have the tools and expertise to handle even the toughest blockages.

Whether you’re experiencing a single stubborn clog or ongoing sewer problems, our experienced team delivers fast, reliable service to protect your home’s plumbing system. Regular sewer cleaning not only clears current blockages but also helps prevent future problems by removing buildup, roots, and debris before they cause major damage.

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Signs of Sewer Issues

Most homeowners don’t think about their sewer line until there’s an obvious problem. However, the signs often begin subtly and build over time. Catching these issues early can save you from costly repairs later.

Water backing up in sinks, tubs, or toilets

Backups are one of the clearest signs of a sewer line clog. If water is flowing the wrong way, it means the blockage is forcing waste back into your fixtures instead of out to the main line.

Slow-draining fixtures throughout the house

A single slow drain may just be a local clog, but when multiple drains are affected, it points to a larger issue in the sewer line that needs professional cleaning.

Gurgling or bubbling noises when water drains

Strange sounds happen when air is trapped in the pipes due to a blockage. This is often an early warning that a clog is forming deeper in the system.

Persistent foul odors coming from drains

Sewer gas smells inside or outside your home suggest that waste is stuck in the line. Besides being unpleasant, this can pose health risks if left untreated.

Wet spots or patches in your yard with no clear cause

Unexplained soggy areas or unusually lush grass growth can mean a sewer line is leaking underground. This requires immediate attention to prevent bigger damage.

Mold growth or increased humidity in the home

A hidden sewer leak can raise moisture levels inside your home, creating ideal conditions for mold and mildew. If you see new mold patches or smell mustiness, your sewer line may be the culprit.

Why Do Sewer lines Get Clogged?

Your sewer line is responsible for carrying all the wastewater from your home. Over time, daily use can lead to buildup or damage that restricts flow and eventually causes clogs.

Some of the most common culprits include:

  • Grease and oil from kitchen drains that harden inside pipes
  • Hair, soap scum, and hygiene products that collect in bathroom drains
  • Tree roots entering through small cracks in underground pipes
  • Sediment and scale buildup in aging plumbing systems
  • Improperly flushed items, such as wipes or paper products not meant for toilets
  • Soil shifting or ground movement that cracks or misaligns pipes

In many Canton homes, older plumbing and seasonal tree root growth make clogs especially common—particularly during the spring and fall months.

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Difference Between Drain & Sewer Cleaning

Many homeowners confuse drain cleaning with sewer cleaning, but the two are not the same. Drain cleaning deals with the smaller pipes that carry wastewater from sinks, tubs, showers, and toilets. If the problem is limited to a single fixture or room, a drain cleaning service is usually what you need.

Sewer cleaning, on the other hand, addresses the main line that connects your home to the city’s sewer system. When several fixtures are affected at once, or when backups occur in the lowest part of your home, it’s typically a sign of a sewer line issue.

Knowing the difference allows you to call the right service and resolve the problem more quickly and effectively.

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What is sewer drain cleaning?
Sewer drain cleaning removes blockages, buildup, and root intrusions from your home’s main sewer line. This service helps prevent messy backups and keeps wastewater moving safely away from your property.
What tools are used to clean sewer lines?
We use advanced equipment such as high-pressure hydro jetting, mechanical augers, and sewer camera inspections. These tools let us clear blockages and evaluate your line without guesswork or unnecessary digging.
Does Fast Drains Plumbing provide camera inspections?
Yes. Our video inspection services give a clear view of your sewer line, allowing us to detect hidden blockages, cracks, or root intrusions before they turn into bigger problems.
How often should I clean my sewer line?
Most Canton homes benefit from a cleaning every 1–2 years. If your home has older pipes or recurring tree root problems, yearly cleanings are often the best way to avoid emergencies.
Can I clean my sewer line myself?
While homeowners may clear small clogs from sinks or toilets, cleaning the main sewer line requires professional equipment and training. DIY attempts often miss deeper issues or risk damaging the pipe.

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