Bathtub Plumbing Service in Austin. Same day service open 24 hours 7 days a week.

Welcome to Austin Bathtub Plumbing Service. We are a locally established Plumbing repair company specializing in any types of bathtub plumbing repairs and services. Austin Bathtub Plumbing Service has more to offer than other local contractors. Call toll-free:

512-687-8910

• We provide same day Austin County Bathtub Plumbing Repairs and Service
• Service call free with the bathtub plumbing repair
• Plumbing coupon on line
• Austin Certified Technicians for all Plumbing issues
• Plumbing Service Low price guarantee
• We serve all Austin County.
• Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back!

We repair any bathtub plumbing in the entire Austin and the surrounding cities:

Check out our easy to repair bathtub plumbing tips or let us take care of your bathtub plumbing needs.

At Austin Bathtub Plumbing Service we want to help you manage your busy life by allowing you to schedule your Plumbing repair appointment as conveniently as possible. You can call us at:

512-687-8910

Or you may now schedule your Plumbing valve repair appointment online. Please fill out the form below and click submit. We will be confirming your appointment within 60 minutes:

You may now schedule your appointment online. Please send us an Email at appointment@austinplumbingrepairs.com and submit your name, phone number, address and brief description of the problem. We will confirm your appointment in the next 60 minutes

Charming your tub with a snake

If using a plunger doesn't work, try using a drain auger, or snake, to unclog the tub drain. For more information on snakes, see Chapter 5.
1. Remove the tub stopper or strainer, and then push the tip of the snake into the drain opening, continuing to feed the coil through until it meets an obstacle.
Push the cable into the clog in the water and crank it fur­ther to dislodge the obstruction. Some snakes have an attachment for an electric drill, giving it more power to force it through the clog. To remove a clog that's beyond the trap under the tub, rotate the snake while you push it into the pipe.
2. If the snake continues to resist passage through the trap, remove the overflow cover plate (usually located in the end of the tub directly above the drain and below the faucet).
As you remove the screws that hold the cover in place, be careful not to drop the screws down the drain.

If the drain-closing mechanism is attached to the cover, pull up on the cover; the linkage comes out of the overflow hole with the cover.

Push the snake directly down into the hole, and through the trap.

Note that this approach doesn't allow you to get directly to any blockage that's stuck in the trap.

If the blockage is past the trap, somewhere down the drainpipe, reaching it may take some time. The cable stops feeding in when it hits the blockage. You must work the snake against the blockage until the cable freely feeds in the drain — then you know that the clog is clear. Flush the drain with water to confirm that the blockage is gone.

Except for really old drains that rely on a rubber stopper to hold back the water, most sink have a pop-up drain mechanism. Bathtubs have either the same type pop-up stopper or a trip-lever (plunger type) drain closure. When you're faced with a drain that won't hold water, you have to adjust them. The following sections show you how.

Call us 24 hours 7 days a week for fast bathtub plumbing repairs in Austin at our toll-free number:

512-687-8910