Sink Drain Blockages and Cable Access

A sink holding water may have material at its outlet, trap, or branch. Describe both bowls, nearby drains, and water returning after emptying. Keep grease and food out of drains; Sterling Heights warns that fats and oils build up inside sewer pipes.

Review the sink and connected branch
Assessment may cover the outlet, accessible trap, branch connection, and nearby drains. The provider determines suitable cable access and explains which sections the proposed work can address.

Discuss access and safe handling
Do not dismantle a trap containing cleaner or force equipment through unfamiliar fittings. Mention leaking joints, disposal connections, and earlier clearing attempts when discussing access.

Discuss a blocked sink and identify the sink, backup pattern, accessible cabinet space, and products used.