Clogged Bathroom Sink? We'll Fix It Today.

Our $99 service fee applies toward the work. A standard bathroom sink clog — hair, toothpaste, and soap scum in the trap — is a quick visit. If the clog is deeper in the branch line, we quote that work before continuing.

Toothpaste + hair + soap buildup in the P-trap is the #1 cause. Pop-up stoppers catch hair and the buildup slowly narrows the pipe. In older homes, the trap and drain piping can also corrode internally, making the problem chronic.

Often yes for small clogs: pull the pop-up stopper and clean the hair off it (twist counterclockwise or lift straight up depending on model). If that doesn't fix it, you need to disassemble the P-trap under the sink — doable for a handy homeowner, but messy. If you're not comfortable, it's a 15–30 minute job for us.

No. Chemical drain cleaners damage pipes (especially older chrome traps and cast iron), can harm septic systems, and frequently don't actually clear hair. They're also dangerous if they splash back. A mechanical clearing is cheaper over time and won't damage anything.

Yes — if both fixtures are slow, the problem is in the branch drain that serves both, not the individual sink. That's a different diagnostic and a slightly different fix. Still straightforward, just deeper in the system.