Drain Cleaning Services on Cape Cod
Slow drain? Gurgling toilet? Standing water in your tub?
We’ve seen it all—and we clear it all.
At Stefano Nigro Plumbing & Heating, we handle clogged and slow drains with expert tools and know-how. Whether it’s your kitchen sink, shower, or main sewer line, we’ll get things flowing again quickly and cleanly.
Slow drain? Gurgling toilet? Standing water in your tub?
We’ve seen it all—and we clear it all.
At Stefano Nigro Plumbing & Heating, we handle clogged and slow drains with expert tools and know-how. Whether it’s your kitchen sink, shower, or main sewer line, we’ll get things flowing again quickly and cleanly.
Plumber’s Tips & FAQs for Homeowners
💡 Pro Tip from the experts:
If more than one drain is acting up at the same time, the problem’s usually in your main line—not the individual fixtures.
Stop using water and call us ASAP before it turns into a full backup in your basement or crawlspace.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use store-bought drain cleaner like Drano or Liquid-Plumr?
A: You can—but we don’t recommend it. These chemicals are harsh on your pipes and usually don’t solve the actual problem. They can even damage older plumbing or septic systems. Mechanical cleaning is safer, more effective, and doesn’t leave toxic residue behind.
Q: How do I prevent my drains from clogging again?
A: Easy habits go a long way:
Q: How often should I have my main sewer line cleaned?
A: If you’ve had repeated backups or root issues, annual or bi-annual cleanings can keep things under control. If it’s working fine, we recommend cleaning only as needed—but we can help monitor it if you want peace of mind.
💡 Pro Tip from the experts:
If more than one drain is acting up at the same time, the problem’s usually in your main line—not the individual fixtures.
Stop using water and call us ASAP before it turns into a full backup in your basement or crawlspace.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use store-bought drain cleaner like Drano or Liquid-Plumr?
A: You can—but we don’t recommend it. These chemicals are harsh on your pipes and usually don’t solve the actual problem. They can even damage older plumbing or septic systems. Mechanical cleaning is safer, more effective, and doesn’t leave toxic residue behind.
Q: How do I prevent my drains from clogging again?
A: Easy habits go a long way:
- Use drain strainers in sinks, tubs, and showers.
- Don’t pour grease or oil down the kitchen sink—wipe pans into the trash instead.
- Run hot water after using the sink to help clear soap and food particles.
- If you have long hair, clean out the drain screen often. (We know, it’s gross—but it works.)
Q: How often should I have my main sewer line cleaned?
A: If you’ve had repeated backups or root issues, annual or bi-annual cleanings can keep things under control. If it’s working fine, we recommend cleaning only as needed—but we can help monitor it if you want peace of mind.
