Dealing with stubborn concrete blockages in drain pipes can be a challenging task. However, with the right approach and tools, like a heavy-duty concrete dissolver, it can be surprisingly easy and manageable. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to remove concrete from drain pipes using an industrial-grade cement dissolver and clear a drain blocked by cement and concrete.
Here’s how you can use Croc Crete, an industrial-strength mortar dissolver to remove concrete, stucco, mortar, grout and other construction buildups from the plumbing system without resorting to using a hammer and chisel:
Before proceeding with any removal method, carefully assess the severity and location of the concrete blockage in the drain pipes. A drain snake camera can also help in understanding the location and nature of build up.
Selecting the appropriate concrete remover is crucial for successful removal. Opt for a heavy-duty concrete dissolver like Croc Crete, specifically designed to tackle tough concrete buildup in drain pipes.
Before handling any concrete dissolver, prioritize safety by wearing protective gear such as gloves and goggles. Concrete dissolvers contain powerful chemicals that can cause skin irritation and burns, so take necessary precautions. Croc Crete, being an industrial-grade concrete and mortar dissolver, is ONLY to be handled by professional plumbing specialists and MUST NOT be used as a DIY. If you suspect there is a construction material buildup in your drainage system, get Croc Crete delivered to a specialist’s shop/location and let them handle the entire process.
Ensure the area surrounding the blocked drain is clear and accessible. Remove any debris or obstacles that may hinder the removal process.
Following the manufacturer’s instructions, pour the concrete dissolver as specified on the instructions into the blocked drain pipes. Allow sufficient time for the dissolver to penetrate and break down the concrete buildup.
Croc Crete’s concrete dissolver works by chemically breaking down the hardened cement into a liquid form, making it easier to remove from the drain pipes.
Once the concrete has been effectively dissolved, use a high-pressure water jet or a wet-vac to flush out the liquefied concrete from the drain pipes. Repeat the process if necessary until the drain is clear of any remaining buildup.
To prevent future concrete buildup in drain pipes, consider implementing preventive measures such as regular inspections and maintenance, as well as being careful during construction and ensure the construction crew on your property are also trying their best to avoid any construction material making its way down the plumbing system.
Clearing a drain blocked by cement and concrete requires patience, proper tools, and the right approach. By following these expert tips and utilizing a heavy-duty concrete dissolver like Croc Crete, you can easily and effectively remove stubborn concrete buildup and ensure the smooth flow of water through the drain pipes without having to dig up and compromise the plumbing system. Get Croc Crete today!