Pouring bacon grease down the kitchen sink feels convenient. But as that grease travels down your pipes, it cools and solidifies. Over time, it builds up like arterial plaque, narrowing the pipe until only a small hole remains. When that hole finally seals shut, you have a complete blockage—and a massive, hardened “fatberg” that no plunger can touch.
Because in the battle between a homeowner and a sewer line, the pipe always wins. Your only real power is to catch the problem before it catches you.
Depending on what the camera finds, your options range from simple to invasive:
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Pouring bacon grease down the kitchen sink feels convenient. But as that grease travels down your pipes, it cools and solidifies. Over time, it builds up like arterial plaque, narrowing the pipe until only a small hole remains. When that hole finally seals shut, you have a complete blockage—and a massive, hardened “fatberg” that no plunger can touch.
Because in the battle between a homeowner and a sewer line, the pipe always wins. Your only real power is to catch the problem before it catches you.
Depending on what the camera finds, your options range from simple to invasive:
