Roto-Rooter Plumbing, Drain, & Water Cleanup Service

Drain cleaning is the process of removing clogs and buildup from pipes to restore smooth water flow. Technicians use tools like plungers, snakes, or machines to clear blockages, clean pipes, and prevent future backups in sinks, tubs, and drains.

Faucet installation is the process of mounting a new sink faucet, connecting its water lines, securing the handle and spout, and testing for leaks to ensure the sink functions properly.

A faucet repair service fixes leaks, drips, or faulty handles in sinks and faucets. It involves diagnosing the issue, replacing worn parts like cartridges or washers, and ensuring proper seals and water flow to prevent further leaks.

Garbage disposal installation is adding a compact unit under your kitchen sink that grinds food scraps so they go safely into the drain, involving electrical connection, plumbing alignment, and testing to ensure quiet, safe operation.

Garbage disposal repair is fixing the under-sink grinder that breaks down waste. It involves diagnosing jams or clogs, electrical issues, motor or blade problems, and replacing parts or resetting the unit to restore proper grinding and safe operation.

Outdoor plumbing system repair fixes leaks, clogs, and damaged pipes or fixtures outside your home, such as irrigation lines, sprinklers, and sewer connections, restoring proper water flow and preventing further damage.

Plumbing leak detection is a service that finds hidden water leaks in pipes, walls, or floors using specialized tools. It involves scanning for moisture, listening for sounds, and testing pressures to locate leaks and prevent water damage.

Plumbing leak repair is fixing water leaks from pipes, fixtures, or fittings in homes or buildings. It involves finding the leak, shutting off water, stopping the drip, replacing or repairing damaged parts, and testing to ensure the system is dry and secure.

Plumbing pipe repair fixes leaks, cracks, or blockages in home or building pipes, restoring water flow and preventing damage. It involves locating the problem, replacing or sealing pipes, and testing for leaks, usually done by a plumber.

Pool plumbing repair fixes leaks, clogs, or damaged pipes and fittings in a pool’s waterlines, filter, pump, and valves. It involves identifying issues, replacing or repairing components, ensuring proper flow, pressure, and sealing to prevent water loss and maintain circulation.

Sewer cleaning is the process of removing blockages and buildup from underground pipes to prevent clogs and backups. It involves inspecting pipes, using specialized equipment to clear debris, and flushing the system to restore smooth flow and maintain sewer function.

Sewer repair fixes damaged sewer pipes to restore proper drainage. It involves locating leaks or breaks, cleaning the line, replacing or patching damaged sections, and testing to ensure the system works safely and stops leaks.

Shower installation is the process of setting up a new shower unit, including fitting plumbing, mounting the shower and enclosure, installing controls, sealing, and testing for leaks to provide a functional, safe shower space.

Shower repair is fixing leaks, clogs, or faulty parts in a shower so water flows correctly and safely. It involves diagnosing issues like dripping taps, broken valves, faulty drains, or damaged seals, and replacing or repairing components.

Sump pump installation is setting up a device that sits in a basement sump pit to remove excess water, protecting against flooding. It involves choosing a pump, installing the pit and discharge lines, wiring, and testing to ensure automatic operation.

Sump pump repair is fixing a basement pump that removes water to prevent flooding. It involves diagnosing why the pump or switch isn’t working, repairing or replacing parts, checking electrical safety, and ensuring proper drainage and operation.

Toilet installation is the process of setting up a new toilet in a bathroom, including removing the old unit, fitting the waste pipe and water supply, sealing the connections, and testing for leaks to ensure it works properly.

Toilet repair is fixing common toilet problems, like a running toilet, leaks, clogs, or a weak flush. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing parts (valves, flappers, fill pipes), and restoring proper flushing and water efficiency in homes or facilities.

Water heater installation is replacing or fitting a new water heater in a home. It involves selecting the right unit, preparing the space, connecting water and power lines, securing the appliance, testing for leaks, and ensuring proper temperature and safety settings.

Water heater repair is fixing problems with your home's hot water heater so it heats water correctly. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing or repairing faulty parts, and ensuring safe operation and efficiency.

Water tank installation is setting up a storage tank to hold water for later use, typically for homes or buildings. It involves selecting a tank, planning placement, connecting pipes and fittings, securing support, and testing for leaks and proper flow.

Water tank repair is fixing leaks, cracks, or malfunctions in residential or commercial water tanks. It involves diagnosing issues, sealing leaks, replacing damaged parts, testing for proper pressure and water quality, and ensuring safe, reliable storage and supply.