Bağcılar Toilet Unclogging

If the first flush of the morning makes the water rise in an office in a business centre in Bağcılar, the problem may not stay with a single toilet and can reach the shared line of that floor. In a detached house or one with a garden, if a smell comes from the floor drain and the toilet fills slowly, sediment may have started to build up in the outdoor line. The team first tries the flush on site, shows you where the water stops and explains the cause, and only then clears the drain.

Most of Bağcılar's building stock consists of adjoining apartment blocks that went up in the 1980s and 1990s. In these buildings the shared stacks now serve many more users. When bathrooms and kitchens added later, narrow horizontal connections and insufficient slope come together, sediment builds up quickly, and the people on the lowest floor are the first to see the backflow.

The type of production also changes the kind of blockage. Textile workshops in basements and ground floors and restaurants on the main streets send waste such as thread, fabric dust, paint residue and grease into the drain. In the business centres around Güneşli and Mahmutbey, shared toilets break down often, and when a workshop's drain sits lower than the street line, the risk of backflow comes into play as well.