Sultangazi Toilet Unclogging

A wad of paper in the bend of the toilet and sediment in an elbow of the shared stack can show the same symptom, yet the fixes are quite different. The Cantley team works without moving the toilet, using tools that will not damage the porcelain. If the blockage has moved past the bend, the camera and high-pressure water jetting come in. That is why we explain every step and start work only after you approve.

Most streets in Sultangazi are made up of four or five storey apartment buildings standing side by side. Many of these buildings have had a floor or an attic level added later, but the shared stack and the outlet line are still the diameter they were when first built. Grease from the kitchen and hair and soap residue from the bathroom collect in the elbows of this narrow line. We often see this pattern in buildings in Esentepe and Habipler as well.

In a ground floor flat, toilet water can come back up through the floor or the bathroom drain first, because waste from the upper floors finds the lowest outlet. In this case working on the toilet alone often achieves nothing, and the point where the stack has stopped needs to be seen with a camera. In the flat of an elderly couple, repeated flushing can cause an overflow, so the team's first step is to understand the state of the water without forcing the toilet. In basement floors on the lower side of a slope, water can back up during heavy rain, so once the line is cleared, fitting a backflow valve at the basement outlet is also discussed.