Most North Haven drain problems come from everyday use building up over time. Kitchen drains get clogged with grease, food particles, and soap residue. Bathroom drains collect hair, soap scum, and personal care products.
Many homes in the area have older plumbing systems where pipes naturally collect more debris. Tree roots can also work their way into sewer lines, especially during wet seasons when they’re seeking water sources.
The key is catching problems early. Slow drainage usually means buildup is starting. Waiting until drains completely back up often means the problem has spread to multiple fixtures or your main line.