Find the blockage

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Multiple Slow Drains: If multiple drains in your home are draining slowly or not draining, the problem may be with your outdoor drain.
Gurgling noises: Unusual gurgling noises coming from your drain may indicate a clogged external drain.
Outdoor Water Ponding: Visible pooling of water around the drain cover is a telltale sign of an exterior clog.
Bad Odors: Unpleasant odors around your home could be a sign of clogged exterior drains.

Once you have identified the symptoms, the eu phone numbers next step is to locate the clog. Outdoor drain clogs are often caused by:

Leaves and Debris: Natural debris like leaves and dirt accumulates over time.
Fats, oils and grease (FOG): Cooking residues can solidify and cause blockages.
Roots: Tree roots can penetrate and clog your gutters.
Foreign objects: Objects such as plastic bags or toys can accidentally enter the drain.
Note that if the problem is in your side drain, this should be handled by your water company.



How to unclog external drains
Remove surface debris
The first step to resolving an exterior drain clog is to clear any visible debris from around the drain cover.

Safety first: Wear gloves and protective clothing to avoid contact with potentially harmful substances.
Clean the Area: Remove leaves, dirt, and any other debris from around the gutter cover.
Lift the drain cover: Use a suitable tool to lift the drain cover and inspect the inside of the drain for any obvious obstruction.
Hot water method