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  • VWTurbo

    Ultimate Member
    Jun 18, 2010
    2,835
    Perry Hall
    Need some drains snaked. Likely either main drain (2easily accessible cleanout) and or main vent. Basement bathroom is gurgling and upstairs bathroom is slow draining.
    Looking to get this taken care of asap if possible. Also, if you know any plumbers you recommend, drop some names
     

    Rumnhammer

    Active Member
    Mar 2, 2013
    227
    drains

    Having had this problem, I can say that save yourself a ton of money and just rent a power snake from home depot. $50 for 4 hours compared to having a plumber charge you about $375 for the first hour and about $80 every 1/2 hour after. You can do it yourself it's pretty easy.
     

    gorgeman

    Active Member
    Apr 23, 2013
    127
    drain

    You might want to check with county
    I wasted 400 on a company to do it
    howard came out and snake main read the back of your water bill
    was advised by county next time call themfirst hope it works
     
    Baltimore County will snake the drain from the street to your house for free. They respond fast, I called once and they were out within a couple of hours.

    If the clog is inside, try one of those 10-20' hand crank snakes and run it through all of the clean outs and toilets. If that doesn't do it,, rent a powered one.
     

    Rumnhammer

    Active Member
    Mar 2, 2013
    227
    The county will only do from the outside cleanout to the main line. I know because this is exactly what I do for AA county. This may fix the problem, but the slow drains could be separate clogs in those drains. But do call the county first.
     

    VWTurbo

    Ultimate Member
    Jun 18, 2010
    2,835
    Perry Hall
    Thanks everyone for the input. I already called a plumber to come out, but I have a new approach for next time
     

    mitchugh

    Active Member
    Feb 3, 2011
    340
    Germantown, MD
    Let us know what they do to fix it, I'd definitely be curious. I've noticed our basement toilet gurgles when the upstairs toilet is flushed too. I don't know why
     

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