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What Causes Recurring Clogs?
It’s understandable to want to hold off on scheduling drain cleaning services if you only encounter occasional drain clogs. However, it’s time to reach out to Bob Oates Sewer & Rooter if you have stubborn clogs that keep coming back. Below, we take a closer look at what causes recurring drain clogs. Tree Roots Roots…
Common Plumbing Issues During Winter
The cold weather can put extra stress on your plumbing system. This is why Bob Oates Sewer & Rooter encourages homeowners to take the necessary precautions, especially during winter. Let’s take a look at the most common winter plumbing issues and how to deal with them. Frozen Pipes The last thing you want is for…
How Long Does Pipe Lining Take?
Times may be tight right now, but what if the sewer system is leaking? Is it better to re-pipe the system or replace it with CIPP? If there are signs sewer repairs are required, trenchless sewer repair in Seattle, WA, is a tried-and-true method. Here at Bob Oates Sewer and Rooter, we have highly trained technicians…
Preparing Your Plumbing for the Holidays
Don’t wait until the last minute to prepare your plumbing system for the holiday season. During this time of the year, Bob Oates is often called to handle an emergency plumbing situation. Here are a few tips on how to get your plumbing system ready. Avoid Using Extra Soft Toilet Paper Your bathroom will likely…
History of Trenchless Technology in Plumbing
These days, exploring no-dig options is a common reason to call a plumber from Bob Oates Sewer & Rooter. But did you know trenchless technology in its earliest form has been around for 50 years? Continue reading to learn more about trenchless technology in plumbing. From Air Ducts for Mushrooms to Plumbing Pipes English architectural engineer Eric…
Why Drain Snaking Is Still Popular
When you have a clogged drain that simply won’t clear out, your plumber will probably reach for a drain snake. A drain snake or auger is a long cable with a barbed or hooked end. The snake is fed down a clogged drain into your pipes or sewer line until it reaches and tears apart the clog…
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