Residential Plumbing Repairs in Cincinnati, OH

At Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati, our plumbers have encountered a wide range of plumbing-related issues and situations. We have years of experience helping residents throughout Cincinnati get their plumbing back up and running. 

Learn more about the different kinds of services we can provide for plumbing issues and damages:

• Emergency Repairs: Emergencies happen, and when they do, you want a plumber as quickly as possible. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati, we offer 24/7 emergency plumbing repairs for broken pipes, fixtures, clogged drains, and more. Call us when you need us, and our Cincinnati plumbers will be there ASAP.
• Broken or Leaky Pipes: If you notice a higher water bill than normal or some water damage on your walls or ceiling, there is a chance you have a broken pipe. Our expert plumbers can help find where the pipe is and provide reliable repair services before it can do more damage. If you're not sure how to turn off your main water source, take a look at our video:
• Broken Toilet: Broken toilet warning signs are not always as obvious as it might seem. If your flush doesn’t work or your bowl doesn’t refill, those are obvious signs. But what if your toilet is leaking? Black rings around the toilet base or continuous trickling water in the bowl are signs of a leaking toilet. Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati for more insight into toilet repairs.
• Broken or Leaky Faucets: Do you have a faucet that won’t stop dripping no matter what? Sounds like you might need an expert repair service! At Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati, our plumbers can help diagnose faucet drip and find a solution to stop it for good.
• Broken Water Heater: Does your water heater suffer from insufficient hot water, taking too much time to heat up, leaking, or making loud noises? Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati provides reliable water heater repair services when you need them. Say goodbye to cold showers and clanky-clunky sounds; our Cincinnati repair plumbers are on the job!
• Broken Backflow Prevention Device: Your backflow prevention device keeps contaminated water from returning to your home. In case of a sudden water pressure change, this device protects your home and keeps everything flowing in the right direction. If your backflow prevention device isn’t functioning properly, it can cause some serious problems for your plumbing and your household. Learn more today!
• Broken Sewer Line: There are many causes of broken sewer lines, including a buildup of toilet paper, oil, debris, or sludge, tree root infiltration, wear and tear, poor maintenance, or backup from a city's sewer line. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater Cincinnati offers several different sewer line repair methods depending on the damage: pipe relining or burst pipe hydraulic replacement. With our trenchless technology, we can repair sewer lines without tearing up your property.

Call our Cincinnati plumbers or contact us online to learn more about broken toilet repair from a plumber near you!

Trusted Plumbers Near You

We offer a flat-rate pricing for all our repairs, and you'll receive an honest and fair estimate for the cost to complete the project. Our licensed Cincinnati plumbing repair experts will work hard to complete the job quickly and accurately, so you won't have to worry about any plumbing problems soon. Our 24/7 emergency service is available throughout the area.

Call our Cincinnati plumbers or request an estimate online for plumbing repair near you!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need plumbing repair services?

Common signs include water leaks, low water pressure, unusual sounds, slow drains, and foul odors. If you experience any of these issues, it's advisable to seek professional plumbing repair services.

Are your plumbing repair technicians licensed and insured?

Yes, all our plumbing repair technicians are licensed, insured, and highly trained professionals. You can trust that our team has the expertise to handle your plumbing issues with precision and care.

How can I turn off the water supply to my home in case of a plumbing emergency?

To turn off the water supply to your home, locate the main shut-off valve. This is typically found near the water meter, usually in the basement or near an exterior wall. Turn the valve clockwise to shut off the water. If you're unsure or unable to locate the valve, contact us immediately for guidance.

For extra help, check out this video: