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Serving Reardan, 99029

Clog Removal in Reardan, WA

Drain clogged in Reardan? The town sewer is small enough that residents were once asked to shorten showers during a line problem, and old homes and long winters bring their own clogs. Call now. A real person picks up 24/7.

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Reardan's old lines and long winters
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Old cast iron drain pipe crusted with grease and buildup
Washer

Tub backing up every time the washer drains?

Why it happens in Reardan

Census estimates put the median Reardan home at 1960, with about 34% built before 1940. Old cast iron and clay pipe narrows over the years, and a washer dumps a lot of water at once. When the tub fills while the washer empties, the clog is in the main house line below both.

What to try, and when to call us

Stop the washer mid-cycle if you can. A plumber can clear the main line from the cleanout.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Kitchen sink full of standing water that won't drain
Town problem

Town asking everyone to cut back on water?

What causes it in Reardan

KHQ reported that during a sewer line issue, the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office asked Reardan residents to limit water and sewer use, with shorter showers and fewer loads of laundry. In a small system, less water down the drain gives crews time to fix the main.

What you can do right now

When that happens, hold off on laundry and dishes. If your own drains back up while the town line is fine, it's your line, and Public Works at 509-796-3921 can tell you which it is.

Source: KHQ

Kitchen sink trap and disposal line under the cabinet
Winter

Mobile home drain frozen?

Why Reardan homes see this

About 12% of Reardan homes are mobile homes, and the Spokane station averages about 48 inches of snow a year. Shallow drain runs under mobile homes and in crawl spaces can freeze and act like a clog.

When to stop and call

Keep the skirting closed and don't pour boiling water into a frozen drain. A plumber can thaw it and check for cracks.

Source: NOAA NCEI

Why drains back up in Reardan

The local numbers behind the problems above, each with its source.

20 yr

planning span of Reardan's General Sewer Plan

Source: Washington Dept. of Ecology SEPA register
34%

of Reardan homes built before 1940

Source: U.S. Census Bureau
12%

of homes are mobile homes

Source: U.S. Census Bureau
48.2 in

average yearly snowfall at the Spokane WFO station

Source: NOAA NCEI

What to Do While You Wait in Reardan

Skip the chemical drain cleaner. It can splash back and it can't clear a main line.

  • Stop running water if more than one drain is backing up.
  • Don't pour chemical cleaner into standing water. It can splash back when the plumber opens the line.
  • If you know where the cleanout is, clear the area around it.
  • Keep children and pets away from dirty water.
Service area

Where We Take Calls

Reardan, Lincoln County, ZIP codes 99029. Not sure your address is covered? Call and we'll check.

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FAQ

Reardan Clog Questions

Anything else? Call us. A real person picks up 24/7.

Who runs Reardan's sewer?

The Town of Reardan Public Works Department, 120 South Oak Street, 509-796-3921.

My tub backs up when the washer runs. Why?

That usually means a clog in the main house line. A plumber can clear it from the cleanout.

Does Reardan have a sewer plan?

Yes. Its General Sewer Plan covers the next 20 years of operating and maintaining the system.

Can a drain under a mobile home freeze?

Yes, especially if it sags and holds water. Keep the skirting closed and have slow drains cleared before cold weather.

Plumber feeding a drain cable machine into a yard sewer cleanout

Drain Backed Up in Reardan?

Call Clog Crew now and get it cleared.

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