Quality Pipe Services
Your pipe materials may have become impacted, aged, or damaged by other means. In order to not have disruptions in plumbing use, it’s important to get in contact with a professional plumbing company like Roto Rooter Plumbing & Drain for fast help. We’re here to make sure that your pipes are getting treated so that they may work well for years to come after problem areas have been fixed. Get secure pipe repair in Chattanooga, TN when your pipes require a fix. Our team has the equipment and materials to ensure that your pipes are secure and durable. Call us at (423) 855-1212 today to get started. We’re here to answer any of your questions so that you may be able to understand what needs to be done with your pipes. We look forward to helping you.
Secure Your Pipes With Professional Plumbing Services
At Roto Rooter Plumbing & Drain we do more than clean drains. We also specialize in repairing pipes. We are experts in both repair and replacement of pipes. And whether at your home or your business, we’re always prepared to clean, repair, or replace the problems with your piping:
- Damaged piping, cracks, shifted, broken and damage from freezing.
- Blocks: Restricted flow from objects accidentally introduced into the line, grease accumulation, restoring flow.
- Corrosion: Pipes that have broken down over time and cracked or broken.
- Bellied Sections: Repair of sections that have sunk from force of soil.
- Joints: Leaking seals and connections that can allow water to leak in the areas around it.
- Roots: Plants and trees can develop roots that interfere and damage piping.
For more than 75 years, Chattanooga has put their trust in Roto Rooter Plumbing & Drain. And while we have many testimonials, our work speaks for itself. As professionals, our teams quickly find and fix your problem. We are available 24/7. So, we’re ready for you, whether you schedule your service online or call with an emergency on a holiday or in the middle of the night. Get reliable pipe repair in Chattanooga, TN by calling our team.
Call Our Team Today
Roto Rooter Plumbing & Drain is here to provide you with various plumbing services. With our pipe repair in Chattanooga, TN you’ll have your plumbing lines running smoothly as before. You can expect quality work and secure pipe connections after we’re through. Call us at (423) 855-1212 to schedule an appointment. We always put our customers first and strive to please.
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Roy Jiles
Roto Rooter Plumbing and Drain expertly replaced a bathroom sink trap and resolved a slow-flushing toilet in Chattanooga, TN, restoring efficient drainage and improving fixture performance for lasting household comfort.
Aaron Donahue
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed tub and shower drains with P-traps beneath the floor in Ooltewah, TN, ensuring proper water flow and preventing backflow for homeowners.
Lamar Stephens
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced aging water pipes at a Chattanooga, Tennessee home on March 26, 2026. They removed deteriorated lines and installed new piping to restore consistent water pressure and enhance water quality for residential use.
Roy Jiles
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed new CPVC pipe and fittings to fix a water leak behind a faucet on a 12-inch copper line in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The service included replacing damaged pipes and securing proper connections to stop leakage.
Aaron Donahue
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain in Chattanooga, TN replaces all water lines from the meter to the home, including interior water and drain lines. They ensure complete plumbing line replacement for residential properties.
Josh Stamps
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced an old galvanized service line in Summerville, Georgia, improving water flow reliability and preventing leaks common in aging pipelines for local homes.
Ray Jiles
Roto Rooter Plumbing and Drain installed a tub and shower valve in Ringgold, Georgia. They replaced plumbing components to ensure proper water flow and valve function. This service improves bathroom fixtures by restoring valve operation and preventing leaks.
Moe Alhijazi
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a water pipe damaged by rodents in Dayton, Tennessee. They replaced the chewed section to restore full water flow and prevent leaks. The team promptly secured the plumbing system, ensuring reliable service and homeowner peace of mind.
Roy Jiles
A technician in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia replaced a split PVC fitting caused by an underground water leak. The team installed a new fitting and confirmed there were no leaks after the repair.
Josh Stamps
In Cedartown, Georgia, ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain expertly cabled the main sewer line on February 16, 2026, clearing blockages to restore optimal flow and prevent future drainage issues for homeowners.
Moe Alhijazi
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced two attic vent tees in Chattanooga, TN, improving plumbing ventilation for better airflow and reducing moisture buildup, enhancing system longevity and indoor air quality for homeowners in the region.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain removed a faulty 4-way pipe fitting and installed new piping in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team ensured proper flow and connection by replacing damaged components with functional parts. This service restored pipe integrity and helped prevent future leaks or blockages.
JOHNNY SHULL
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain performed cast iron pipe cleaning and clean out removal in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team descaled and jet cleaned the line from clean out to toilet flange, improving pipe flow and preventing future clogs during seasonal maintenance.
Robert Luttrell
Roto Rooter Plumbing and Drain completed a repipe line service at a residential property in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The team replaced existing plumbing lines to improve water flow and system reliability. This work supports long-term pipe function and addresses aging or damaged infrastructure.
John Peddicord
A contractor in LaFayette, Georgia replaced 10 feet of pipe connecting to the septic tank and installed a cleanout. This work helps maintain proper wastewater flow and provides easier access for future maintenance or inspections.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a broken water line in Chattanooga, Tennessee, restoring reliable water flow. The team removed the damaged pipe and installed a new line, ensuring leak-free service and preventing future disruptions.
Lamar Stephens
A plumber installed new PVC piping to the main sewer mainline in Chattanooga, Tennessee, improving drainage efficiency and preventing future blockages by replacing aging or damaged sewer components.
Ray Jiles
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated a section of the front yard in Chattanooga, Tennessee to access an existing sewer line. The team removed the damaged portion, cleaned the pipe with a high-pressure jet, and installed a cleanout for future maintenance.
Aaron Donahue
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain accessed ceiling plumbing in a Chattanooga gym, removing sheetrock to replace damaged pipe sections. The team installed two wye fittings and reconnected lines, restoring optimal flow and minimizing disruption for facility operations.
Aaron Donahue
A plumber tested an existing drain line in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team ran water through the pipe to check flow. The drain handled the test without issue, confirming it remained clear and functional.
Aaron Donahue
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain rerouted a kitchen drain line to a septic tank in Chattanooga, Tennessee, clearing blockages to ensure proper flow and compliance with local septic regulations, enhancing system longevity and preventing backups.
John Peddicord
A plumbing team in Chattanooga, Tennessee, excavated the area in front of a building on lot 1 and re-pitched the line extending 15 feet to improve water flow and drainage.
Lamar Young
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced the exterior water line from the meter to the home in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Technicians also installed a pressure reducing valve and a main shutoff valve to improve system control and safety.
Lamar Young
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced all water lines beneath a home to connect fixtures in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The service ensured updated plumbing connections across the residence using durable piping installed beneath the structure.
Aaron Donahue
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain rerouted a kitchen sink drain to the septic system in Chattanooga, TN, enhancing drainage efficiency and ensuring proper waste flow during winter months.
Josh Stamps
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed 100 feet of piping connected to a high-pressure pump and added a pressure-reducing valve in Chattanooga, TN. This setup ensures regulated water pressure, improves system efficiency, and helps prevent pipe damage in residential plumbing.
Moe Alhijazi
A plumber in Sparta, Tennessee replaced a section of 3/4-inch PVC pipe, installed a new hose spigot, and repaired a guest bathtub drain. The job required cutting floor insulation for access. The plumber also cleared a bathtub drain from the crawl space and removed and reset the master bathroom toilet.
John Peddicord
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain completed a concrete saw cut and excavation in a driveway in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Technicians removed a damaged section of cast-iron pipe, inspected the remaining line with video equipment, performed a repair, and restored the concrete surface.
John Peddicord
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated a Cleveland, Tennessee home’s yard to remove and replace a damaged PVC sewer line section, restoring efficient drainage and preventing potential backups during seasonal rains.
Moe Alhijazi
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a front hose spigot at a Chattanooga home, restoring reliable outdoor water access for irrigation and garden use, preventing leaks, and ensuring winter readiness in December 2025.
Josh Stamps
A plumber repaired a leak caused by a detached PVC pipe in Rome, Georgia. The job restored water flow and prevented further water damage to the home. This service addressed a common plumbing issue efficiently and ensured the system returned to normal operation.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced two pressure reducing valves (PRVs) on December 16, 2025, in Chattanooga, TN, ensuring stable water pressure and preventing costly pipe damage for local homeowners.
Josh Stamps
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed a pressure reducing valve (PRV) in Cedartown, Georgia, ensuring water pressure is regulated to optimal levels. This installation enhances long-term pipe durability, reduces leak risks, and helps homeowners avoid costly repairs due to high pressure damage.
John Peddicord
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain provided a detailed estimate to re-pitch a 15-foot sewer line in Chattanooga, TN, improving pipe slope for optimal drainage flow and reducing future blockages during seasonal rains.
Roy Jiles
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a broken PVC pipe at a water meter in LaFayette, Georgia, restoring accurate water pressure readings and preventing costly water loss. This repair ensures reliable meter performance and reduces future maintenance risks for homeowners.
Lamar Young
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a disconnected main sewer line and a leaking hot water tee under a Chattanooga, TN home, restoring full drainage functionality and preventing water damage. Homeowners should schedule regular inspections to maintain system integrity.
John Peddicord
A technician in Chattanooga, Tennessee located a leak caused by a large rock cutting through a PEX water line. The team identified the damage and prepared the area for necessary pipe repair or replacement to restore normal water flow.
Ray Jiles
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated a 2.5 to 3-foot area in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The team removed the existing clean out from a 3-inch cast iron pipe, cleared sludge with hydro jetting in both directions, installed a crossfire clean out, and applied seed and straw to the disturbed ground.
Josh Stamps
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a broken toilet supply line in Cedartown, Georgia on December 15, 2025. The team diagnosed the issue, removed the damaged line, and installed a new connection to restore reliable water flow and prevent leaks.
Josh Stamps
A plumber replaced a damaged dresser coupling with a push fitting in Cartersville, Georgia. The service improved the plumbing connection by ensuring a secure and leak-free joint. This repair helped restore normal water flow and reduced the risk of future pipe issues.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a damaged water line and restored the concrete surface at a site in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team broke through the existing concrete, completed the water line repair, and poured new concrete to finish the job.
John Peddicord
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated soil in Dayton, Tennessee, to access the main drain line for inspection and repair, ensuring improved drainage reliability and preventing future blockages for homeowners.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain inspected a sewer odor issue in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The team confirmed improvement after a toilet reset and advised monitoring for further smells. They submitted an estimate for a smoke test and pipe repair to address a small gap in a Fernco fitting and ensure proper sealing.
Josh Stamps
A plumbing team in Cedartown, Georgia repaired a damaged sewer line after a tree limb broke the pipe at a fitting. They reattached the pipe and secured the exposed, above-ground section to ensure proper function.
Kyle Sloan
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated the front planter area in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, to repair a broken sewer line. The team restored sewer function, preventing backups and ensuring reliable drainage for local homeowners.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced an outdated pressure reducing valve with a new ¾” Caleffi model and installed a new toilet fill valve. All connections were sealed without leaks. This plumbing service was completed in San Diego, California.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced a broken toilet fill valve and flap, sealed the toilet base with silicone, and removed damaged sheetrock and soaked insulation from the ceiling. This service took place in Meridian, Idaho.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated and replaced a 2-inch drain line from the house to the main 4-inch PVC drain in the yard. The team removed approximately 10 feet of cast iron pipe and connected the new PVC line directly to the existing system in Lewiston, Maine.
Noah Johnson
A technician in Kansas City, Missouri, removed a rusted section of galvanized pipe and replaced it with a 1.5-inch PVC pipe using a fernco and male adapter. This repair allowed the P-trap to connect securely and restored proper drainage.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced a leaking 12-inch CPVC shower pipe with a 12-inch PEX pipe. The connection between the PEX and copper pipe was sealed without leaks. The customer will reinstall the wall panel and shower trim. Location details were not available based on the provided data.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed a new three-quarter-inch ProPress ball valve on the main waterline in unit 603. The connection was sealed with no leaks to ensure proper water flow. Project location details were not provided.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain re-piped a kitchen sink drain line into a 4-inch cast-iron main drain line in Kansas City, Missouri. The new connection allows proper drainage and prevents leaks. This service improves plumbing performance by ensuring a solid link between the sink and main line.
Noah Johnson
A plumber repaired a leaking main waterline beside a home in Cincinnati, Ohio. The crew dug up the damaged pipe, removed the hose bib, and installed a straight section of pipe to restore water flow. This ensured the main water supply reconnected securely to the house.
Noah Johnson
A plumber removed 12 feet of leaking 1/2-inch copper pipe and installed new PEX piping. All connections were sealed with no leaks. This pipe repair project took place in Bakersfield, California.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced two thermal expansion tanks on 80-gallon electric water heaters and installed a new 1.5-inch Caleffi pressure reducing valve. All connections were sealed and checked for leaks. This service was completed by ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain in Macon, Georgia.
Noah Johnson
A plumber tightened a loose faucet handle and replaced a faulty straight stop with a new quarter-turn angle stop. All connections were sealed with no leaks. This plumbing repair was completed in Phoenix, Arizona.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a 3/4-inch pressure reducing valve in a garage. The technician set the water pressure to 55 psi and confirmed no leaks. This plumbing repair ensures proper water flow and reduces strain on the home's pipes. Service was completed on November 14, 2023. Location data was not provided.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced a quarter-turn angle stop and a 12” x 6” nipple. They also installed two new faucets and supply lines. The technician cleared rust from the old faucet, restoring proper water pressure. Location details were not available for this service.
Noah Johnson
A technician repaired a separated pipe fitting and rebuilt an outdoor hose bib in Lancaster, California. The repair included removing a damaged screw and sealing all connections to stop leaks. The system now functions properly with no visible water loss.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain rerouted a kitchen sink drain line in Cincinnati, Ohio. The team replaced a rusted cast-iron pipe with new PVC drain lines to improve function and reliability. This service restored proper drainage and prevented potential leaks caused by the corroded piping.
Noah Johnson
A technician provided an estimate to reroute a kitchen sink drain line for a residential customer in Chino, California. The visit involved assessing the existing plumbing layout to plan a new drain route that improves flow and meets code requirements.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a kitchen sink P-trap and cleared a clogged bathroom sink drain. This service restored normal water flow and addressed drainage issues in a residential property in Riverside, California.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a leaking gate valve by replacing it with a straight piece of PEX. The team also installed a new frost-free hose bib. This plumbing service was completed on October 27, 2023. Location details were not provided.
Stephen Pearson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a home's main water service in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team upgraded a 1/2-inch water line to 3/4 inch and installed a new pressure regulator to improve flow and control.
Stephen Pearson
A plumber in Chattanooga, Tennessee opened a wall, removed a section of 3/4-inch copper pipe, and replaced a leaking 90-degree elbow. The repair stopped the leak and restored proper pipe function.
Stephen Pearson
A plumber repaired a leaking pipe connected to a water heater in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The service addressed a water leak issue to restore proper function and prevent further damage. The technician worked on-site to ensure the water heating system operated safely and efficiently.
Stephen Pearson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a leak in a front yard in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. The team quickly located the source and fixed the issue to prevent further water loss. This service helped restore proper function to the home’s water system.
Tony Calestini
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a leaking 2-inch iron ductile water main in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Technicians cut asphalt, excavated with a machine, and installed a repair clamp to stop the leak efficiently.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a broken 1-inch PVC water line near a water meter in Bakersfield, California. Technicians replaced the damaged fitting and connected a new section using PEX pipe to restore proper flow.
Noah Johnson
A plumber removed a damaged section of PEX pipe connected to a water heater and installed a new piece to restore function. This plumbing repair ensures a secure water connection and prevents future leaks. Location data is incomplete; city and state could not be determined.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a leaking water line by removing a damaged section between the shutoff valve and the home. The team installed a new 5-foot section of 3/4-inch PEX pipe and connected it using a 3/4-inch ProPress to 3/4-inch crimp PEX fitting in Springdale, Arkansas.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a leaking three-quarter PVC cap on the main water line. Technicians located the leak, dug up the affected section, and installed a new cap to restore proper function. Service took place in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Stephen Pearson
A plumber repaired a kitchen sink leak in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The leak was caused by a broken seal. The team replaced the damaged parts and restored proper function to the sink plumbing.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced an outdoor stand-up water hydrant and removed two copper pipe sections, installing new PEX piping in their place. This service improved the reliability of the outdoor water supply system. Location data was not provided for this project.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain completed a leak repair in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The team identified the source of the water issue and sealed the affected pipe to stop further damage. This service helped restore proper function to the plumbing system and prevented additional water waste.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain completed a leak repair, replaced a pressure reducing valve, and installed two outdoor hose bibs in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This service improved water control and ensured outdoor water access functioned correctly. All components were updated to restore proper operation and prevent future issues.
Noah Johnson
A plumber capped the hot and cold water lines connected to the water heater to restore water service to the rest of the house. This service was performed in Bakersfield, California.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed or serviced a commercial sink in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The work supported proper drainage and functionality for a business plumbing system. This service helps ensure reliable sink performance in a commercial environment.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a damaged drain in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The service focused on restoring proper drainage to prevent water buildup and plumbing issues. Skilled plumbing work ensured the drain system operated efficiently and safely.
Noah Johnson
A plumber disconnected an irrigation system from the main water line, capped the irrigation pipe, and installed a straight pipe to reconnect the main supply. This work restored full water flow to the main line. Location data was unavailable, so the city and state could not be identified.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed a new ball valve, pressure reducing valve, and water filtration system. The team also replaced the hot side service valve on the tankless water heater. This plumbing service was completed in Fresno, California.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced a faulty half-inch pressure reducing valve and rebuilt the exterior hose bib in Pueblo, Colorado. This service restored water pressure control and improved outdoor water access.
Noah Johnson
A plumber installed a new main water line from the meter to the house using a trenching machine and capped a damaged section with 3/4” PVC in the crawlspace. This plumbing work improved the home’s water supply system. Location details were not provided.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a 50-foot burst 3/4” water line from the meter to the house in Gastonia, North Carolina. The repair connected 3/4” copper near the sidewalk to existing 3/4” PEX at the house.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a 3/4” water line pipe that had burst between the meter and the house in San Antonio, Texas. The repair covered a 50-foot run, restoring proper water flow and preventing damage from the leak.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced outdated polybutylene pipes with PEX, added an expansion tank to meet water heater code, and installed a proper drain for the temperature and pressure relief valve. This plumbing work was completed in Anchorage, Alaska.
Tony Calestini
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a damaged three-quarter inch PVC water main by replacing it with PEX piping in Village Green. The work involved excavation and pipe transition. Service provided in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced all existing polybutylene water lines with new PEX piping. The team also updated the water heater in compliance with current code by installing an expansion tank and running a proper drain for the temperature and pressure relief valve. Service took place in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed a cleanout in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This service allows access to the main sewer line for easier inspection and maintenance, helping prevent future blockages and backups. Cleanout installation supports efficient plumbing system performance and simplifies routine drain cleaning tasks.
Noah Johnson
A technician replaced a leaking pressure reducing valve with a new three-quarter inch model. The installation was completed with secure sealing and no leaks. This plumbing service took place in Bakersfield, California.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced the bathtub waste and overflow components and installed a 1.5-inch P-trap where none previously existed. All connections were sealed and tested with no leaks. This plumbing repair was completed in Rochester, New York.
Noah Johnson
A plumber provided an estimate to replace sewer lines serving one bathroom group in Des Moines, Iowa. This service prepares for efficient waste line replacement, helping ensure smooth drainage and proper function of bathroom plumbing systems.
Noah Johnson
A plumber removed a damaged shower valve and capped the water lines in San Diego, California. The existing valve could not stop water flow. The plumber also diagnosed a leaking water heater pop-off valve. The job included estimating the replacement of both the shower valve with a Delta unit and the faulty pop-off valve.
Noah Johnson
A plumber repaired a damaged underground main water line in Chesapeake, Virginia. The team replaced two failed 3/4" shark bite 90 fittings with pro-press and crimp fittings. The line was sealed with no leaks. Soil erosion from a major water leak required partial backfill after the repair.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in Santa Ana, California secured a loose kitchen drain under a sink. The pipe had dropped due to missing straps. The plumber reattached the pipe, installed a strap, reconnected the p-trap to the garbage disposal, and confirmed there were no leaks.
Noah Johnson
Roto Rooter Plumbing and Drain replaced a brass waste and overflow with a new PVC waste and overflow. The team also installed a new 1.5-inch P-trap. This plumbing service improved drainage system functionality and ensured durable component connections. Location details were not available in the check-in data.
Noah Johnson
A plumber cut out a section of 3-inch PVC pipe and installed a 3-inch two-way cleanout beside a residential house in Boise, Idaho. This cleanout allows easier pipe access for future maintenance and drain clearing.
Tony Caballero
A plumber removed the kitchen sink line from the trap in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. This service improved drainage by clearing the connection between the sink and main drain line. Efficient removal helps prevent clogs and ensures smooth water flow.
Jeremy Palmer
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain removed a clog from a residential sewer line in Cleveland, Tennessee. The service restored proper drainage and prevented further buildup in the system.
Kyle Sloan
A technician fixed a faulty water flow issue in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The service restored proper water pressure and improved piping function in the affected area.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced the dishwasher tailpiece under the kitchen sink and cleared debris from two condensation drain lines using a 3/8-inch cable. This service took place in Birmingham, Alabama.
Jessie Casey
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a broken pipe outside a residential property in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team located the damaged section and restored proper water flow, preventing further issues. This service helped maintain the home's plumbing system and avoided potential water damage to the exterior area.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a washer drain line by breaking the concrete floor, fixing the piping, and re-pouring the concrete. Technicians replaced two p-traps and two Wye fittings for the washer, sent a cable through the overhead drain, and also replaced a bathroom sink p-trap in Springfield, Missouri.
Noah Johnson
A plumber repaired a leaking three-quarter inch main waterline. The damaged pipe was already exposed, allowing for a direct repair. After sealing the line with no further leaks, the plumber refilled the area. Service provided by ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain in Kentucky.
Robert Luttrell
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain provided an estimate for a trap installation on a pedestal sink in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The evaluation focused on identifying the correct trap size and connection requirements for an existing bathroom fixture.
Jeremy Palmer
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a basement leak in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The team identified the source of the issue and stopped the water intrusion to prevent further damage. This service restored proper drainage and protected the home’s foundation from moisture.
Noah Johnson
A plumber installed a new p-trap under a bathroom vanity and connected the drain stub on the sink. This service ensured proper drainage and connection between the sink and waste system. Location details were not available for this project.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced a leaking ice maker supply line in Des Moines, Iowa. The old line had a leak near the valve connection. The new line restores proper water flow and prevents future leaks. This service supports safe and efficient appliance operation.
Noah Johnson
A plumber replaced a leaking copper elbow by cutting the damaged section and installing two 3/4-inch ProPress couplings, one ProPress 90-degree fitting, and a one-foot length of new copper pipe. The repair sealed properly with no leaks. Location details were not provided.
Noah Johnson
A technician installed a new icemaker line and added a shut-off valve for improved water control in Kansas City, Missouri. This service ensures safe and efficient operation for refrigerator water systems in residential plumbing setups.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain removed a damaged 5-foot section of 3-inch cast-iron pipe with a cracked bottom. The team replaced the pipe and Wye fitting and installed a new cleanout for improved access. This plumbing repair took place in Kansas City, Missouri.
Noah Johnson
A plumber installed a ball valve by the meter under the bathroom sink in Killeen, Texas. This upgrade helps control water flow efficiently and supports easy shutoff for maintenance or repair. The work focused on improving water system access in a residential bathroom setting.
Noah Johnson
A plumber removed a toilet and cleared a clog in the main drain line using a 3/8 cable. The technician reassembled the waste and overflow system and replaced a single-handle Delta shower cartridge. Service location was not specified due to missing geographic data.
Noah Johnson
A plumber inspected a water filtration system with missing filters and shut off the inlet and outlet valves. Air was present in both hot and cold water lines during the visit. This service took place in San Diego, California.
Jeremy Palmer
A technician repaired leaks in 1/2-inch copper piping in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The service resolved issues that could cause water damage or pressure loss in the home’s plumbing system, restoring proper function.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain excavated and repaired a damaged sewer line in San Diego, California. Technicians removed a 3.5-foot pipe section with root intrusion, replaced it with new piping, and installed dual cleanouts—one at the repair site and another near the yard sidewalk—for easier future access.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain inspected all residential plumbing systems, including lines beneath the house. The technician identified issues and explained necessary repairs to the homeowner, who plans to complete the work independently. Location information was not provided.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a damaged main water line in San Antonio, Texas. Technicians dug two access points, installed a temporary water line, and used pipe bursting equipment to replace the faulty line from the water meter to the house. Water service was fully restored with no leaks.
Chris Smith
A technician installed a new pipe under the kitchen sink and connected the garbage disposal in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This service improved drainage and ensured proper kitchen appliance function.
Noah Johnson
A technician dug up a damaged main water line in Prescott, Arizona. They removed a leaking PVC fitting, replaced a two-foot section with PEX pipe, restored water service, and backfilled the hole. The repair eliminated the leak and returned the system to normal operation.
Noah Johnson
A plumbing technician assessed a Qwik Jon System in need of a grinder pump and float system replacement. The job required cutting sheetrock to reach drain and vent lines. The system used a Deller WM266 pump. This service took place in Kansas City, Missouri.
Jessie Casey
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain cleaned a main drain and replaced a broken pipe in Dalton, Georgia. The team cleared blockages and removed damaged piping to restore proper flow. This service helped prevent further drainage issues and ensured reliable operation of the plumbing system.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in Cleveland, Tennessee removed a cracked drain line leaking in a crawl space. They replaced two 45-degree fittings with a single long-sweep 90-degree pipe to improve flow and prevent future leaks. The water line remained intact during the repair, with no movement detected at the water meter.
Jessie Casey
A plumber repaired a leak in copper pipes located in a crawl space. This service took place in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The work involved identifying the damaged section and restoring the pipe to prevent further water loss and structural damage.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed a temporary main water line across a yard to restore household water access ahead of a planned pipeburst project. This service took place in Signal Mountain, Tennessee.
Noah Johnson
A technician in Rossville, Georgia, dug up a damaged water line and installed a 12 ProPress cap after a stand-up hose bib broke off. This repair stopped further leaks and restored water service to the area.
Noah Johnson
A plumber resolved a sewer odor in a remodeling bathroom by adding water to a dry shower p-trap, which stopped the smell. This plumbing service took place in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain assessed a home in Signal Mountain, Tennessee with water pressure measured at 132 psi, well above the recommended 55 to 70 psi range. The team provided an estimate to replace the 12 Pressure Reducing Valve to restore proper system function and prevent pipe damage.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a burst main water line in the front yard of a home in Signal Mountain, Tennessee. The team excavated the damaged section and installed new piping to restore full water service safely and efficiently.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain responded to a severe water leak in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Technicians shut off the home's water supply and scheduled a leak detection service to identify the source and prevent further damage.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a disconnected main drain line in South Pittsburg, Tennessee. A 45-degree fitting on the 3-inch pipe had never been glued and caused a clog. The team cleared the blockage, re-glued the fitting, and secured the connection to restore proper drainage.
Chris Smith
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain installed a clean out on a residential drain line in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This addition gives access to the plumbing system for future maintenance and helps manage blockages efficiently.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in South Pittsburg, Tennessee removed a toilet, replaced the wax ring and Johnny bolts, and cleared a blockage by using a toilet auger to extract a toothbrush. This service restored proper toilet function and prevented further plumbing issues.
Jessie Casey
A technician repaired a split pressure fitting on a 1-inch PVC pipe in a residential yard. The service stopped a pipe leak and restored proper water flow. This plumbing repair took place in Dayton, Tennessee.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain repaired a main water line in South Pittsburg, Tennessee. The team removed a damaged three-foot section of 3/4-inch PEX pipe near the meter and replaced it with new PEX piping to restore water flow.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain completed a temporary main water line repair in South Pittsburg, Tennessee. The team installed a 1x2¾ shark bite reducer and a ¾ shark bite coupling to restore water flow while awaiting a permanent solution.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain scheduled an estimate for crawl space water restoration in Cleveland, Tennessee. The inspection will assess moisture levels and identify needed repairs to prevent ongoing water damage beneath the structure.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in Cleveland, Tennessee replaced a leaking toilet fill valve that failed to shut off properly. The faulty part caused water to overflow from the toilet handle. The new valve restored correct function and stopped the overflow.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a 50-gallon natural gas water heater in Cleveland, Tennessee. The original expansion tank and ball valve remained in use. Technicians installed two 3/4-inch unions and two 3/4-inch female fittings to complete the connection.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain removed a 50-gallon electric water heater and transported it to Lowe’s for a warranty exchange. The team installed a new 50-gallon electric water heater, including all labor and materials. This water heater replacement project took place in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in Chattanooga, Tennessee removed a leaking 10-inch section of copper pipe and replaced it with PEX. The customer provided wall access to the water lines for the repair. This work stopped the pinhole leak and restored normal function to the plumbing system.
Noah Johnson
A plumber removed an old pressure reducing valve and installed a new one with a ball valve on the main water line inside a garage. This plumbing service took place in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The update helps maintain stable water pressure throughout the home.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain replaced a 50-gallon gas water heater and installed a new expansion tank in a bathroom closet. The team removed the old unit, checked for leaks, and confirmed the pilot light was working. Service performed in Ooltewah, Tennessee.
Chris Smith
A technician replaced worn gaskets and the trap on a leaking bathroom sink. The repair stopped the leak and restored proper drainage. This plumbing service was completed in Rossville, Georgia.
Chris Smith
A technician repaired a leaking main water line at a gas station by removing the damaged pipe and installing new piping and fittings. This service was completed in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in LaFayette, Georgia replaced a shower valve by removing tiles and accessing the cold water line from the front. They installed access panels in the drywall and covered the open tile area with plastic, preparing the space for future re-tiling.
Aaron Donahue
A plumber replaced a tub drain in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This service restored proper water flow and ensured secure drainage connections in the bathroom. Replacing worn or damaged tub drains helps prevent leaks and supports the long-term function of plumbing systems.
Noah Johnson
ROTO ROOTER Plumbing and Drain cleared a blockage by running a cable machine through the main drain line stack. The team provided an estimate for excavating and pumping the septic tank using a backhoe in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
Noah Johnson
A plumber in Chattanooga, Tennessee cut into the wall behind a shower valve to replace it with a new unit. The job also included planning for an access panel installation in the closet if a suitable match could be found.
Robert Luttrell
A technician installed one crossover line to a boiler in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This service helps ensure proper water flow and pressure balance within the heating system. Correct installation supports efficient boiler function and reduces the risk of pressure issues or uneven heating across connected zones.
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