If you have a pressure washer, renting or buying a "drain jetter" attachment is highly effective. This is essentially a nozzle that shoots water backward to propel itself forward and scour the pipe walls.
If the surface is clear but the water is still standing, lift the grate. Use a small garden trowel or a wet/dry shop vacuum to scoop out the mud and sludge sitting at the bottom of the basin. This "sump" area is designed to catch heavy sediment before it enters the pipe, but it must be cleaned regularly. 3. Use a High-Pressure Hose
To clear a blockage in the outdoor drain (grate/catch basin) located [describe location] which was causing standing water and slow drainage after rainfall. unclog outdoor drain
Sometimes a DIY approach isn't enough. You should call a plumber if: The water does not recede after multiple snaking attempts.
_________________________ Date: _________________________ If you have a pressure washer, renting or
Insert a garden hose into the drain pipe. Use a high-pressure nozzle to blast water directly into the blockage.
Retract the snake to pull out clumps of hair, roots, or fabric. 5. Power Washing or Hydro-Jetting Use a small garden trowel or a wet/dry
To prevent future clogs, make sure to: