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Drain cleaning in Clearwater, FL

DRAIN CLEANING SERVICES
Dr. Dennis PHD in SEWEROLOGY

Phone: 727-265-1911

Radle Rooter in Clearwater, FL and all of Pinellas County provides full service drain cleaning service, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Complete drain services including sewer rodding which cuts those drain clogging tree roots out of your drain and hydro jetting which uses a high pressure system to clear debris from your drainage system. I can help you determine why your drain is clogging and likely get it fixed, cheaper and without digging huge holes in your yard.

Owner
Dennis Radle, Owner & Operator

Phone: (727)265-1911

  • 24 Hour service
  • Senior discounts
  • Drain Service
  • Family Owned, Locally Owned
  • Insured
  • Serving all Pinellas County
  • No trip charges
  • Upfront pricing/no gimmicks
  • Free estimates
  • Fully stocked van ready to correct your drain problem
  • 100% Customer Satisfaction

Regardless of the clogged drain, I will get it open for you. Sinks, tubs, toilets and floor drains, I can get it open for you. I have been providing professional drain services for over 20 years and can open drains that when others simply fail. I can save you money because I do not have the big overhead of those other rooter guys!

I can open any drain at a very reasonable cost. Don’t call the big guys and spend the big money on unnecessary repairs. Call me ASAP 727-265-1911.

Drain Services
  • Drain Cleaning
  • Drain Rodding
  • Drain root removal
  • Main line cleaning
  • Hydro Jetting
  • Sewer Rodding
  • Sewer camera inspection
  • Tree root removal
  • Power rodding

Drain Cleaning Services for Pinellas County:
Victor, Tarpon Springs, Crystal Beach, Palm Harbor, St. George, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Mecca, Clearwater Beach, Clearwater, Safety Harbor, Bayview, Belleair, Belleair Bluffs, Largo, Belleair Shores, Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, Baskin, Pinellas, Redington Shores, Oakhurst, Pinellas Park, Redington Beach, Bay Pines, Lealman, Medeira Beach, Treasure Island, St. Petersburg, Sunshine Beach, Sunset Beach, St. Pete Beach, Pass-a-grille

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Common Sewer Problems

Radle Rooter Coupon ($70 Any Drain)
Dennis Radle, Radle Rooter, Owner & Operator

After over 20 years of working on sewer & drain issues, I have seen many sewer and drain problems. If you are in Pinellas county and have sewer or drain issues, I offer 24/7 emergency service. Please feel free to call me 727-265-1911. Click here for information on drain cleaning service or sewer cleaning services.

 

 

 

I will describe some of the most common problems I’ve seen below:

Collapsed Sewer Line

When a sewer line collapses it is not an easy fix. Sewer line collapses are usually due to a lack of maintenance and some kind of persistent damage. Your drain expert must first locate the problem and the replace the damaged sewer line. Some companies will attempt to sell you on a very expensive dig and attempt to replace your entire line from the house all the way to the street. While this is a good solution to a problem, it is also very costly. Before accepting some costly bid to replace your entire drainage line, you should get a second opinion.

Tree Roots

Vegetation of any kind will seek out water for survival regardless of the source. Trees commonly find their way into your main line through the joints in the sewer line. Without maintenance tree roots will cause clogs in your main line and if continued to be untreated will cause your main sewer line to completely collapse or almost completely prevent water from flowing due to blockages.

Drain Clogging

A clog in your main sewer line will make your toilets, tubs and floor drains back up. You may at first notice your drains gurgling. Gurgling is a sign of problems somewhere in your drainage system. Preventative maintenance is a good idea when you first notice problems. There are many different causes of a sewer main line back up. A sewer line may be clogged due to too much paper being flushed, foreign objects being flushed or grease being poured down the sink drain. There are many reasons. A simple snake or drain cleaner may fix the problem. For more serious problems, a good drain expert will need to be called.

Septic Tanks

Septic tanks usually require a someone who specializes in septic tanks. When problems occur with your septic tank you generally notice bad smells or odor in the area of your septic field. Septic fields are usually found in more rural areas where sewage services are generally not found. When the tank is full of solid waste the tank will begin to fail. Preventative maintenance on tanks should also be routine in order to prevent tank failure.

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How do I unclog a toilet like a drain expert?

by Dr. Dennis 727-265-1911
Expert in Sewerology

So here’s the story; you finish taking care of business so to speak and flush the toilet. Rather than water going down the the exit, disaster strikes and water rises in the bowl.

Many people laugh at the movie with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels called “Dumb and Dumber” in the bathroom scene with Jeff Daniels and the broken toilet. Although that is an extreme interpretation and quite evil thanks to laxative abuse, the real deal happens quite frequently.

Here are some words of advice from Dr. Dennis…

Prevent the water from filling up the toilet bowl. If you’re worried that your toilet may become Niagra Falls and dispense water all over your bathroom floor, quickly lift the lid off the back of the toilet, roll up your sleeve and press down on the flapper. The flapper is the device that controls the flow of water from the tank to the bowl on your toilet.

A good plunger makes all the difference. Now that you’ve stopped the swirrling jacuzzi from generously offering extra water flow, you can concentrate on future problems. First things first, time to get a good plunger. A plunger works best if you have a good seal between the plunger and the exit of the toilet. Plungers that have a flange or an extention off the end of the cup work best.

A flange type plunger
Flange plunger

The correct way to plunge a toilet. The flange plunger is designed to create a good seal between the plunger and the toilet exit hole. It is important to both have a good pushing as well as sucking when plunging. Moving the water in two directions allows the objects to begin flowing. Remove the plunger from the bowl (you can leave the plunger in the bowl, but allow water to exit) and flush the toilet again. If the water leaves the bowl, then a congratulations is in order, you’ve done your job correctly! If water begins to fill the bowl, close the flapper again and repeat the plunging.

Toilet augers are useful for those really really difficult clogs. A toilet auger is a snake like device that goes around corners and pushes and/or breaks up…well…stuff.

Toilet Auger

Using an auger is fairly simple. Just stick the snake down the hole and start cranking the auger. Hopefully the auger will simply allow the object(s) to make their way down the drain. If you feel like you’ve caught the critter, you know, the action figure, the race car, the part of the doll that has been missing for days, the cell phone that your child has misplaced, then simply reel it up and dispose of properly.

Call your drain expert or plumber. When all else has failed, call your drain expert. If you’re located in St. Pete, Clearwater or anywhere in Pinellas county, FL, Dr. Dennis (727-265-1911) (a self-appointed doctor of sewerology) can likely come out within the hour and clear those difficult drain problems. Tree roots or other debris do not stand a chance against me. I can come help you with your drain issue and have a good sense of humor. I’m polite, enjoy helping people and can solve issues that others simply cannot. One-call, one-guy, one-van and your drain clog is gone! Call the best!

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What is the cost of rodding a drain?

Rod any drain in Pinellas County Florida including St. Petersburg. Guaranteed results. Don’t waste your time calling the roto guys or looking for a rooter service coupon. We can do it less money, have everything on one truck and guarantee results without a coupon. Senior discounts available too! Call Dennis 727-265-1911, I look forward to hearing from you.

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Toilet drains slow?

Owner
Dennis Radle, Owner & Operator

If you have plunged your toilet, yet your toilet drains slow, then this is a sign that you may have a blockage in your toilet drain. Radle Rooter in Pinellas County provides full service toilet plugged maintenance. One truck and all the tools to repair your drain. I can remove clogs, tree roots, bush roots and other debris in your sewer line with one stop. No excuses, only solutions. Insured and Family owned. I take pride in solving your drain issues. Please support your locally owned business.

Call Dennis at 727-265-1911.

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Drain clog? No Problem. Radle Rooter 727-265-1911

Owner
Dennis Radle, Owner & Operator

One of my customers recommended that I inform people that I have all the tools in my van to clean your sewer and drains. He stated, “(big rooter company) had to call multiple people to come out to get my drain because they do not have all the tools. You need to tell people that you have everything you need in your van.”

So here it is, “I have all the tools to perform complete Sewer and Drain cleaning in Largo, Florida and all of Pinellas County, right on one truck.” 🙂 That includes drain rodding and hydro jetting. You don’t need to call the big guys and have multiple people stopping at your home when I have everything in one van. Call and speak with Dennis directly at 727-265-1911.

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Pinellas County FL Drain Cleaning & Sewer Inspection

Pinellas County, FL – Drain Cleaning and Sewer Inspection
 Dr. Dennis  PHD in SEWEROLOGY

Radle Rooter in Pinellas County provides full service sewer & drain cleaning with emergency service that customers rely on. See drain cleaning for full details on sewer & drain service.

Owner
Dennis Radle, Owner & Operator

Phone: (727)265-1911

  • Emergency 24 Hour service
  • Senior discounts
  • Everything to clean sewer & drains right on one truck
  • Family Owned, Locally Owned
  • Insured
  • Serving all Pinellas County

Why call the over priced rooter guy who must pay franchise fees or corporate sewer and drain companies? Please support your locally owned business.

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