Garbage Disposal Overflow Clean-Up & Mobile

A garbage disposal is a fairly simple piece of machinery. Yet many homeowners face garbage disposal overflow problems. This can occur from a clogged drain, too much waste food in the disposal, or other reasons. Regardless, the outcome of an overflow can trigger unwanted water damage. So it is important to understand the way to avoid or clean-up in the wake of a garbage disposal overflow.

Express Water Damage Restoration is a local, licensed, professional general contractor and restoration expert operating since 1976. Our service area covers San Diego, California; Houston, Texas; Denver, Colorado; Mobile, Alabama; and other locations throughout the United States. We have all kinds of water damage solutions including garbage disposal overflow. To date, we have completed over 57,200 successful restoration projects.

For any kind of appliance leakage servicing, you can call us at 817-203-2944. We also provide 24/7/365 emergency services.

Common Signs of a Garbage Disposal Overflow Problem Homes

• Strange or unusual noises coming from your garbage disposal.
• Has a bad smell that won’t go away.
• Your garbage disposal is not turning on even after troubleshooting. 
• Water is leaking from your garbage disposal
• You are frequently pressing the reset button on the unit.

   

Knowing When to Replace or Repair Your Garbage Disposal

When your garbage disposal malfunctions, you don’t know the cause of the problem. It can be anything from a clogged drain to leaky pipes, and you are better off having a professional handle the situation. Sometimes, however, it can be more cost-effective to replace your disposal rather than repairing it. How can you spot the difference?

Here is a tip: If your disposal is more than 10 years old, it probably is time to replace it. Over time, the disposal may develop cracks or even spring a leak. When this happens, it is better to replace the unit, as a repair would not be worth the cost.