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Toilet Drain Snaking & Clog Removal
Our Toilet Drain Snaking & Clog Removal service quickly clears blockages, restoring proper flow.
Professional Toilet Unclogging Solutions
Toilet Auger (Closet Auger)
- A flexible, coiled metal cable designed specifically for toilets.
- Inserted into the drain and rotated to break up tough clogs.
High-Power Plunger
- A commercial-grade flange plunger creates strong suction to dislodge blockages.
- More effective than standard household plungers.
Drain Snaking Machine
- A motorized drain snake for clearing deep clogs in the toilet or sewer line.
- Used when a standard toilet auger isn’t enough.
Removing the Toilet & Snaking from the Back
- When other methods fail, plumbers remove the toilet to access the drain directly.
- A drain snake or auger is then inserted from the back to clear severe blockages.
- The toilet is then reinstalled and sealed properly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my toilet keep clogging?
Frequent clogs can be caused by excessive toilet paper use, flushing non-flushable items (wipes, paper towels, hygiene products), low-flow toilets with weak flushing power, or a deeper blockage in the drain line.
What should I do if my toilet is clogged and won’t flush?
Start with a flange plunger to create suction and dislodge the clog. If that doesn’t work, try a toilet auger (closet auger) to break up the blockage. Avoid chemical drain cleaners, as they can damage pipes.
Can I use a plunger for any type of clog?
Plungers work best for minor blockages near the toilet drain. For tougher clogs deeper in the pipes, a toilet auger or professional snaking may be needed.
When should I call a plumber for a clogged toilet?
If the toilet remains clogged after plunging and snaking, water backs up into other drains, or there’s a foul smell indicating a deeper issue, it's time to call a professional plumber.
How can I prevent my toilet from clogging?
Flush only toilet paper and waste—avoid wipes, grease, and foreign objects. Use moderate amounts of toilet paper, and consider regular drain maintenance with enzyme-based cleaners.
What if my toilet overflows when I flush?
Immediately turn off the water supply (usually a valve behind the toilet). Use a plunger or auger to clear the clog. If the problem persists, contact a plumber to inspect for deeper blockages.