Last fall, after a few days of heavy rain, our basement drain started acting strange. Water was slower than usual, and there was a faint smell that hadn’t been there before. It went away once the weather cleared, but it made me think. How do seasonal changes like rain or cold weather affect your drains, and what do you do to prevent problems during those times?

I’ve noticed that weather changes affect our drains more than anything else. Heavy rain usually puts extra pressure on the system, and colder months seem to slow things down even more. For a while, I tried handling it with simple steps like flushing drains and checking outdoor areas, but the same issues kept coming back every season. Last year, I decided to stop guessing and used professional drain cleaning services. I used the services of , and the improvement was immediate once everything was properly cleared. Seeing how much buildup had accumulated explained why seasonal changes made things worse. Since then, I still take basic precautions, but I don’t wait if the same signs show up again.