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Mr. Rooter Plumbing® is your go-to team for high-quality plumbing services across Conestee, South Carolina. Mr. Rooter Plumbing® is proud to be a team of licensed and insured service professionals operating in and around Conestee.

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If you need residential or commercial plumbing services in Conestee, South Carolina, look no further than Mr. Rooter Plumbing®. We pride ourselves on being accessible throughout Conestee so our residential and commercial clients can enjoy convenient access to plumbing professionals they can trust. Request a job estimate online or contact us by phone. Here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Conestee, South Carolina, we pride ourselves on being accessible day and night with a convenient 24/7 scheduling call answering service. No matter the plumbing service you need, make Mr. Rooter Plumbing® your first choice.

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Whether you live in the heart of the city or surrounding areas, we strive to be accessible as possible for our customers. Our licensed and insured plumbers travel throughout Conestee to provide plumbing services to our local residential and commercial customers.

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    Many of our locally owned and operated Mr. Rooter Plumbing® service providers offer upfront, flat-rate pricing, in-home estimates, and same-price service on weekends and holidays.

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Customer Reviews in Conestee, South Carolina

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  • Very knowledgeable and great service.

    Barcus, Terry

    5/5
  • Matt came out on a Saturday and fixed a leak that was causing our water bill to double. He was professional and courteous. I will be using Mr. Rooter for future issues.

    Williams, Drew

    5/5
  • Very friendly & professional . Mathew Howell came & fixed and explained the problem.

    Desai, Sonal

    5/5
  • Well, buckle up, buttercups, it’s your favorite connoisseur of convenience and comedy, Walter Wittman, here to pipe up about my recent experience! My trusty throne room, the ol’ Water closet, or as I call it, the Walter closet decided to stage a water ballet – without my permission, mind you! It was a real drain on my day, let me tell ya. I was feeling pretty tapped out of solutions, so I called in the big guns: Mr. Rooter! Now, when their service vehicle pulled up, I half expected it to be a monster truck – “Mr. Rooter’s Colossal Clog Crusher!” – but it was a clean, respectable van. Good “fuel economy” on the professionalism, I reckon. The technician, a friendly fella named , Wyatt didn’t offer me a lukewarm cup of coffee from a dusty pot like some places, which, frankly, was a relief. He was all business, ready to dive into the deep end. Wyatt surveyed the scene, my bathroom looking more like a swamp than a sanctuary. He didn’t just look; he investi-gated. This wasn’t just a job for him; it was a calling… a plumbing call, to be exact! He diagnosed the issue faster than I can find the remote on a Saturday. It was merely a leaky flapper. He explained the “menu” of options clearly, no greasy upselling, just straight talk. I appreciated that. He got to work, and let me tell you, the sounds were less “fine dining” and more “demolition derby,” but in a good way! He was unclogging my arteries of despair! The “main course” – the valve itself – was repaired with surgical precision. Wyatt even checked the “rest” of the restrooms (all of ’em!) to ensure everything was flowing smoother than a freshly buttered waterslide. Talk about five-star service! He didn’t just fix the problem; he flushed my worries away. The whole operation was a pipe dream come true! So, if your plumbing’s got you feeling drained and you’re tank-fully looking for a solution, give Mr. Rooter a ring. Their service is sewer-iously good, and they won’t leave your wallet feeling empty. Tell ‘em Walter Wittman sent ya; maybe they’ll name a wrench after me! This place gets two thumbs up-stream! What a relief! Absolutely plumb-believable!

    It’s Dad

    5/5
  • We had a plumbing emergency at midnight. The call center person quickly got us connected to a technician. Our front yard was flooding and we had almost no water to our house. Wyatt came out, identified the problem, and managed the situation. He was professional, courteous, informative, and knowledgeable… he is the kind of person you want to show up, especially in an emergency. The fee for the service call was reasonable and I will definitely call upon Mr. Rooter in the future as needed because it’s hard to find this kind of service at reasonable rates and when you need it the most!

    Bechara, Lita

    5/5

Frequently Asked Questions About Plumbing in Conestee, South Carolina

Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Conestee, South Carolina is here to answer any questions you have about our business offerings. You can learn more by reading the answers to our frequently asked questions.

  • Faucets can start to drip and leak when components like valve seats and washers begin to wear out from regular use, which happens every time you loosen and tighten your faucet. High water pressure can be the source of a leaky faucet, but this issue can be resolved by having a reputable plumber test and adjust the pressure as needed. If you’ve noticed rust and corrosion around your faucet, this might be why your tap is dripping — it can be caused by hard water that leads to mineral build-up and, eventually, rust. Contact a trusted plumbing service provider without delay if you’ve noticed a drippy faucet; they can offer professional diagnostic and repair services for your peace of mind.

  • If someone has recently needed to use your water shutoff valves, check to ensure they are now entirely open since even a slight closure may cause your water pressure to drop. In some situations, low water pressure can be caused by a blockage or clog in a pipe – call a plumbing service provider to take care of this for you. Many cases of low water pressure are caused by faulty or worn pressure regulators, which means that your water pressure can drastically change from high to low or low to high without much transition time. Look around your property for wet areas and contact a plumber if you find any since plumbing leaks can sometimes cause changes in water pressure.

  • Don’t underestimate the convenience of contacting a plumber in your area to both diagnose and remedy a slow-draining sink in your house or business. When you suspect that your sink is slow-draining due to a grease or soap scum blockage, try a few pantry ingredients to clear it, like vinegar and baking soda. Some blockages that cause sinks to drain slowly can be stubborn, so insert a plumbing snake into your drain and pull out anything that might be in the way. Despite being out of sight underneath your sink, the P-trap can be a common cause of blockages and clogs, which, fortunately, are easy enough to rectify in most cases.

  • Preventing plumbing leaks can be as straightforward as scheduling regular maintenance, such as water heater flushing and drain cleaning that may reveal potential problems. Protect your pipes and prevent leaks by being mindful of what you pour down your drain – avoid problematic items like feminine hygiene products, paper towels, and cooking oil. When you know your property has high water pressure, address it with a pressure regulator or the help of a plumbing service provider since it may lead to plumbing leaks in the future. If you have any exposed pipes and live in a cold part of the country, get ready for winter and potentially prevent cold-related pipe damage by insulating and covering your pipes.

  • When you’re unsure why your sink smells bad, contact a plumber in your area to run through possible options and take care of the problem. A foul-smelling odor coming from your sink can be a sign of a blockage or clog because bacteria like to accumulate on clogs, breed, and produce foul smells. If you have a sink in your house that you don’t use very often, smelling a pungent odor isn’t uncommon because the P-trap can dry out and let sewer gases enter your home. Garbage disposals can be a source of an awful smell around your sink, often due to decomposing food and grease, sewer gases from a trap not working properly, and mold or bacteria.

  • Not having enough hot water can be a simple case of having a small water heater in which demand is outstripping supply in your household. Your water heater’s thermostat could be set too low to produce a comfortable water temperature, so adjust it to no higher than 120 degrees. A number of water heater components are involved in heating water, so a lack of hot water may mean one or more are broken, like a heating element, thermostat, or gas valve. Licensed and insured plumbers in your area can diagnose and repair water heaters that aren’t producing enough hot water so you can enjoy an adequate supply once more.

  • Call a trusted plumber if you receive a high water bill because leaking fixtures, pipes, and faucets are among the most common causes. Your irrigation system can be the cause of high water bills if it’s not on the most efficient setting — check yours to rule this out as a cause. An unusually high water bill can be caused by one of your water-using appliances not working at its best, such as a water heater, washing machine, ice maker, or dishwasher. If you’ve seen a silent leak in your toilet tank, repair it as soon as possible since you can waste tens of thousands of gallons of water every year, causing a higher water bill.

  • ·Turn off water and power: Keep your property’s occupants safe after a pipe bursts in your home or business by turning off the water and electricity if it’s safe to do so. · Contact a trusted plumbing service provider: A burst pipe is not something most property owners can handle on their own, so contact a plumbing service provider you trust. · Clean up excess water: In the immediate aftermath of a burst pipe, prioritize your cleanup efforts with buckets, mops, and towels unless sewage is present. · Document any damage: If your burst pipe has caused significant damage that you want to claim insurance for, write down a detailed list of all the damage and take plenty of photos and videos.

  • Your toilet’s flapper or chain could be malfunctioning, so look for signs of brittleness or wear on your flapper and see whether your chain is rusty or caught on something. A float filled with water that needs to be replaced can sit lower in your tank than needed and leave the float valve open, causing your toilet to keep running. Buy a new fill valve if your toilet keeps running after being flushed since the failure of this part can mean it can’t cut off the water supply to your toilet. You don’t have to repair your toilet on your own; contact a trusted plumber in your area to help stop your toilet from running after you’ve flushed it.

  • Many homeowners can easily shut off their water supply inside their homes by locating the internal water valves and turning them clockwise until the water stops flowing. If you have an underground water meter box on your property with security bolts, a pentagon socket wrench can help you unlock it and turn off the water supply. When heading to your water meter box, be sure to bring a pair of pliers or a meter key, as these tools are needed to access the main water valve on your property. If you aren’t having any luck turning off the water supply to your property, contact your local trusted plumber for help and advice.

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