by support | Sep 18, 2017 | Emergency Plumber, Plumbing, Residential Plumber
If your home has flooded, your first concern is creating a safe environment. Stop the source of the flood, if possible. During and after the flood, keep children and pets out of the affected area. Once the flood is under control, remove all of the furniture and other...
by support | Aug 15, 2017 | Emergency Plumber, Plumbing, Residential Plumber
There are few things worse than a clogged toilet. It’s inconvenient, it’s messy, it can be expensive to fix, and it’s gross. The good news? It’s also completely avoidable. These tips will help you avoid clogged toilets and the frustration that comes with them....
by support | Jul 15, 2017 | Emergency Plumber, Plumbing, Residential Plumber, Sewer Repair
The rainy season can cause a number of problems for homeowners, including sewer backup. What happens if a sudden downpour or especially ferocious storm leaves you with inches or feet of water – potentially waste-water – in your basement? Here’s what...
by support | Sep 10, 2014 | Commercial Plumbing, Emergency Plumber, Plumbing
There once was a joke that said, “You know you live in New Orleans when you get ready to change your clock after every thunderstorm.” If you’re a resident to New Orleans, you know all about that. But it’s not just the clock that sometimes needs fixing when you live in...
by support | Aug 30, 2014 | Emergency Plumber
It’s Friday evening, you get home after what seemed like an endless week of work, ready for a relaxing weekend. Suddenly you realize something is terribly wrong and one step into your kitchen confirms your fears….water everywhere. A pipe under the sink has...
by support | Apr 21, 2014 | Commercial Plumbing, Emergency Plumber, Plumbing, Sewer Repair
There’s nothing worse than arriving at your LaPlace home to discover a flooded yard due to a collapsed pipe. Rooter Man is equipped to handle sewer and drain line repairs, all the way from location to completion. Call the Professionals Rooter Man is locally owned and...
