Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup

Drain Cleaning Service clears clogs and buildup from sinks, tubs, and pipes using methods like snaking and chemical or water jetting, restoring smooth flow and preventing backups for homes or businesses.

Drain cleaning is removing clogs and buildup from sinks, showers, or drains using tools or cleaners to restore smooth water flow and prevent backups. It may involve plungers, augers, or chemical or enzymatic products and basic inspection of pipes.

Faucet installation is the process of replacing or installing a new water faucet on sinks, bathtubs, or doors. It involves turning off water, removing old parts, fitting new faucet hardware, connecting pipes, and testing for leaks.

Faucet repair is fixing a dripping, leaking, or malfunctioning faucet by inspecting and replacing worn parts like seals, washers, or cartridges, tightening connections, and ensuring smooth operation to prevent water waste and future leaks.

Garbage disposal installation is the process of wiring, mounting, and connecting a waste disposal unit under a kitchen sink so it grinds food scraps and safely disposes of them through the plumbing system.

Garbage disposal repair is fixing a kitchen waste grinder so it grinds food scraps properly, stops leaking, runs quietly, and starts reliably, by inspecting, replacing faulty motors, switches, bearings, or seals and clearing jams.

Gas Line Repair is fixing leaks, damaged pipes, or faulty connections in your home’s gas system to safely restore a reliable gas supply for appliances like stoves and furnaces. It involves diagnosing the issue, shutting off gas, and repairing or replacing pipes by a licensed pro.

Mold inspection is a service that checks a building for mold growth, moisture, and water problems. An inspector visits, looks for signs, may take samples, and provides findings and recommendations to fix leaks and improve air quality.

Outdoor plumbing system repair fixes pipes, drains, and water lines outside your home, such as sprinklers, irrigation, and outdoor faucets. It involves locating leaks, repairing or replacing damaged pipes, valves, and fittings, and restoring proper water flow.

Plumbing is fixing and installing pipes, fixtures, and systems that bring clean water in and waste water out of buildings. It involves tasks like repairing leaks, unclogging drains, installing toilets and sinks, and maintaining water heaters and gas lines where applicable.

Plumbing leak detection is a service that finds hidden water leaks in your home’s pipes and fixtures using sensors and cameras, then locates the exact spot, assesses damage, and suggests fixes to prevent wasted water and costly repairs.

Plumbing leak repair fixes water leaks in pipes, fixtures, or drains. It identifies the source, stops the leak, and may replace or seal parts, test for leaks, and ensure proper water flow to prevent damage and waste.

Plumbing pipe repair is fixing leaking, damaged, or clogged pipes in homes or buildings. It involves locating the problem, replacing or sealing pipes, tightening connections, and testing for leaks to restore proper water flow and prevent damage.

Septic system installation is setting up a home waste treatment system underground, including digging, laying pipes, a septic tank, and a drain field, then testing the system to ensure wastewater is safely processed on-site.

Sewage cleanup is removing and cleaning up wastewater spills from toilets, drains, or sewer lines. It involves safety gear, pumping out sewage, cleaning and disinfecting affected areas, and disposing of contaminated materials to prevent health hazards.

Sewer Line Repair is fixing broken or leaking underground pipes that carry wastewater. It involves locating the leak, removing damaged sections, replacing or patching pipes, and testing the system to ensure proper flow and sealing.

Sewer cleaning is the process of clearing and flushing out the inside of drains and pipes to remove blockages, buildup, and debris, using tools and machines. It involves inspection, suction, flushing water or air, and cleaning to restore proper flow and prevent backups.

Sewer repair is fixing broken or blocked underground sewer pipes to restore proper flow and prevent leaks, backups, and sewage spills. It involves locating the issue, excavating or trenchless methods, repairing or replacing pipes, and testing the system.

Shower installation is the process of setting up a new shower in a bathroom, including fitting the shower unit or enclosure, plumbing connections for water supply and drainage, sealing, testing for leaks, and ensuring proper fit and safety.

Shower repair is fixing leaks, clogs, broken valves, or faulty hardware in a shower to restore proper water flow and pressure, prevent waste, and ensure safe, reliable operation. It involves diagnosing issues and replacing or repairing parts like seals, taps, and hoses.

Sump pump installation is adding a pump in a basement or crawl space to move excess water away from the area, preventing flooding. It involves selecting a pump, installing a basin, connecting power and discharge pipes, and testing the system.

Sump pump repair is fixing the pump that moves water away from your basement to prevent flooding. It involves diagnosing why the pump or its power, float switch, or discharge line isn’t working, testing operation, and replacing faulty parts as needed.

Toilet installation is the process of fitting a new or replacement toilet, including removing the old one, sealing joints, connecting the water supply and waste pipe, and ensuring it flushes correctly and doesn’t leak.

Toilet repair is fixing common toilet issues such as leaks, running water, clogs, or weak flushing. It involves diagnosing problems, replacing worn parts like flappers, fill valves, or seals, and ensuring the toilet works smoothly and stops wasting water.

Video Pipe Inspection is a service that uses a small camera mounted on a rod or crawler to travel through pipes, allowing technicians to view, record, and assess conditions like blockages, leaks, or damage from the inside for diagnostics and planning repairs.

Water Damage Restoration is the process of cleaning, drying, and repairing spaces damaged by water leaks or flooding. It involves assessing damage, removing water, drying surfaces, treating mold, and restoring or repairing affected areas to their original condition.

Water Leak Repair is a service to find and fix hidden or visible leaks in pipes, fixtures, or appliances. It involves locating the source, repairing or replacing damaged parts, checking for damage, and testing the system to prevent future leaks.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes and dries out flooded or damp areas, extracts water, sanitizes surfaces, and repairs damaged building materials to restore your home or business safely and quickly.

Water damage-related mold removal is cleaning damp areas after a flood or leak, identifying mold growth, containing it, removing affected materials, drying the space, and improving ventilation to prevent recurrence.

Water heater installation is the process of setting up a new water heater in your home, including choosing the right unit, preparing space, removing the old heater if needed, connecting water and power lines, and testing for safe, efficient operation.

Water heater repair is fixing problems that stop your heater from producing hot water. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing faulty parts, and restoring safe, efficient operation so showers and chores have reliable hot water again.

Water tank installation is the process of placing and connecting a water storage tank to your home or building so it can hold and supply water. It involves assessing needs, selecting a tank, prepping space, mounting, plumbing, wiring (if needed), and testing for leaks.

Water tank repair is fixing leaks, cracks, or malfunctions in a water storage tank to restore its ability to hold and deliver clean water safely, including inspection, sealing, component replacement, and testing for proper pressure and safety.