Sink Repair & Installation Services

Sink clogs can be challenging, but the first approach to passing the clog should be to plunge it with a sink plunger. Be sure to cover the overflow hole with tape, a rag, or a finger before you start plunging. If it's a double kitchen sink, put a stopper in the opposite side's drain before you plunge. If the plunger won't work, try removing the P-trap, but be sure to put a bucket beneath it first. Clean the P-trap since that's where most clogs develop. If the clog is deeper into the sink's branch line, you'll need to call in a professional with a far-reaching drain snake.