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  Common Causes Of Toilet Clogs

  Toilet clogs are one of the most common issues with plumbing in households. They can begin to happen as your plumbing ages and your pipes deteriorate. Putting foreign objects into your toilet can also cause major clogs or pipe deterioration. While some causes of toilet clogs can be easily addressed by the homeowners, others will need to be remedied by a professional plumber. Seeking professional help will reduce wear on the pipes and reduce frequent clogs. Below are some of the most common causes of toilet clogs and how to remedy them. 

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  How To Childproof Your Toilet: Preventing Toy And Other Toddler Related Clogs

  Clogged pipes are common, but foreign objects in your toilet drains can cause more issues than you would ever expect. Flushing toys, hair brushes, excess toilet paper, books, or other large items will cause the toilet to back up, overflow, and could even damage your pipes. When you have a toddler, there are many ways they can get into mischief, so we suggest taking these steps to childproof your toilet. While it may not solve the issue completely, these safety measures can help limit toilet clogs and the need for professional plumbing repair. 

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  Benefits Of Emergency Drain Cleaning

  Plumbing emergencies are not always avoidable, especially when it is in a commonly used area of your home. Sinks, toilets, showers, and sewer systems see daily wear and tear, which makes them more prone to damage. Emergency drain cleaning will be needed for many homes during their lifetime.

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  Why Is My Double Sink Backing Up On The Other Side? 

  Double sinks are often featured in kitchens, laundry rooms, or primary bathrooms. A common problem for double sinks is backing up on the other side. This issue could be caused by multiple factors that we will discuss below.

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  The Ultimate Guide To Locating Sewer Lines

  A sewer line is important for all homes and businesses. When a problem arises you should be able to locate the sewer line in order for a plumber to diagnose the problem and prevent further damage. Locating sewer lines may be harder than it looks, especially if you don't have proper equipment. Your sewer line benefits from annual maintenance, which is only possible if you know where the cleanout pipe and other components are located. This guide will walk you through the steps of locating sewer lines and when calling in a professional may be needed.

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  How Deep Should A Sewer System Be? Factors That Affect The Depth Of A Sewer Line

  Designing and installing a sewer system should come with considerations on how to help the system function at its best. The depth of a sewer line can impact its functionality, impact the slope, and complicate access for maintenance. Here are some factors that can change how deep a sewer system should be installed and common depths for residential and commercial systems. 

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