When a drain backs up, the first step is simple: stop running water to the affected fixture and call Lapin. A backup can come from grease, roots, a broken pipe,…
When a drain backs up, the first step is simple: stop running water to the affected fixture and call Lapin. A backup can come from grease, roots, a broken pipe, or a deeper sewer line problem. You do not have to diagnose it yourself.
Tell us what is happening. We will find the cause, explain what needs to be done, and give clear pricing before work begins.
Our technicians treat your home or business with care, protect the work area, and handle the repair in a way we can stand behind.
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