Good Times Plumbing & Restoration, a local Chandler plumbing company, has launched a Sewer & Drain Awareness Initiative across the East Valley, challenging the common misconception that drain backups are normal occurrences. The initiative, which runs through March 31, combines affordable professional drain opening services with complimentary sewer camera inspections to provide homeowners with comprehensive diagnostic information about their plumbing systems.
The company is offering $39 professional drain opening services along with a free sewer camera inspection with every drain clearing. This approach aims to help homeowners identify the root causes of recurring backups rather than providing temporary relief. According to Trenton McMinn, Co-Founder and CEO of Good Times Plumbing & Restoration, "Most homeowners think a drain backup is normal or just something that happens. The reality is, if a drain is backing up, there's an underlying issue. A healthy plumbing system flows freely."
The initiative addresses several common causes of drain and sewer backups in Arizona homes, including root intrusion in sewer lines, pipe belly or improper slope, aging cast iron or clay piping, heavy buildup from grease and debris, and shifting soil conditions. Unlike companies that simply clear blockages and leave, Good Times Plumbing & Restoration includes sewer camera inspections to visually document line conditions and provide homeowners with clear explanations of any issues discovered.
This proactive approach focuses on identifying long-term system health rather than responding to recurring emergency calls. By pairing affordable drain service with diagnostic imaging, the company aims to prevent repeat backups, water damage, and costly structural repairs that can result from undiagnosed plumbing problems. The company's mission emphasizes restoring peace of mind through transparency rather than creating fear about plumbing issues.
The Sewer & Drain Awareness Initiative is available to homeowners in Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Mesa, Scottsdale, and surrounding communities through March 31. Homeowners can schedule appointments by visiting GoodTimesRestoration.com. This initiative represents a shift in how plumbing services are delivered, moving from reactive emergency response to preventative maintenance and education.
The broader implications of this initiative extend beyond individual homeowners to the plumbing industry and property maintenance standards. By promoting awareness about proper drain function and providing accessible diagnostic tools, the company is setting new expectations for transparency in plumbing services. This approach could influence how other service providers address common household maintenance issues, potentially reducing water damage incidents and associated repair costs throughout the region.
For East Valley residents, this initiative provides an opportunity to address plumbing concerns before they escalate into emergencies. The combination of affordable service and diagnostic transparency empowers homeowners to make informed decisions about their plumbing systems, potentially saving thousands of dollars in future repairs while preventing the inconvenience and property damage associated with sewer backups.
