Clean Clogged Shower Drain

• Inspection of drain: The plumber would first inspect the shower to determine the location and severity of the clog.
• Use of a plunger: The plumber would try to unclog the shower drain using a plunger, which is a common and effective tool for clearing minor clogs.
• Snake the drain: If the clog is more severe, the plumber may use a drain snake, which is a long, flexible tool used to remove blockages from pipes.
• Use of a drain cleaner: If the clog is still not cleared, the plumber may use a commercial drain cleaner to dissolve the blockage.
• Hydro-jetting: In extreme cases, the plumber may use a hydro-jetting machine, which uses high-pressure water to clear clogs and clean the pipes.
• Removing the drain cover: If the clog is still not cleared, the plumber may remove the drain cover and manually remove the blockage.
• Reassembling the drain: After clearing the clog, the plumber would reassemble the drain cover and test the shower to ensure that it is functioning properly.

Note that the steps taken by a professional plumber to unclog a shower drain may vary depending on the specific circumstances of each case, but these are some of the most common methods used to clear clogs.