Businesses
Commercial drain and sewer cleaning
Restaurant drains, toilet drains, sewer lines, clog removal and tree root removal, for buildings where a stopped drain stops the day.
Chapter 01
Restaurant drains fail on grease, not on debris
A kitchen floor drain and the line running off it do not block the way a bathroom line blocks. Nothing drops in and jams. Grease goes down warm and liquid, cools somewhere along the run, and sets on the pipe wall, and the bore narrows a little more every service.
That is why the symptom shows up when the kitchen is busiest. The line was already narrow, and a dinner service is simply the most water it sees all day. It is also why clearing the middle of the line and calling it done buys a shorter reprieve than anyone wants.
Restaurant drains are named on the service list for a reason. They are a different failure from a house, even though the pipe is the same pipe.
A cast iron cleanout and floor drain set into the concrete apron outside the rear service door of a commercial building.
A commercial line has to be cleared around the trading day
Toilet drains and sewer lines in a building with staff, customers or tenants in it cannot always be worked when it suits the drain. The useful thing about a small family business is that the scheduling conversation is with the people who will actually do the work.
Weekend appointments are available, and for a commercial kitchen that is often the whole answer. Call to schedule.
Chapter 03
The same roots, in a bigger line
Tree root removal appears on the commercial list as well as the residential one, and the mechanism behind it is identical. Roots enter a sewer at the joints because that is where it leaks, and a line that has rooted once has a root source near it that has not gone anywhere.
What changes on a commercial building is the cost of the line stopping. A blocked residential main makes a house unusable for an evening. A blocked commercial main closes a business, and it closes it during opening hours.
What gets handed back
Drains running before the doors open, the cleanout capped, and nothing left on the apron. The same standard as a house, on a shorter clock.
Clean-Rite is family owned and operated, and has been working the South County area for over forty years.
Clean-Rite Rooter Service, Exeter RI. Member of the Chamber of Commerce. Call (401) 789-0391.