We think the saying goes…better to be prepared than with a broken pipe. May not be exact, but it is definitely true. Most plumbing and drain lines are tucked away behind walls or in under-sink cabinets in your house, so it’s easy to forget about your home’s plumbing...

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 house? Here’s what you can do: First,...

The hurricane season in Louisiana runs between June 1 and November 30. The high winds and flooding associated with this season are a concern for most infrastructures. During this often damaging season, make sure to protect your plumbing along with your home. Ensure...

Reposted from The Conversation and its series of articles. The coronavirus pandemic might make buildings sick, too While millions of people are under orders to stay home amid the coronavirus pandemic, water is sitting in the pipes of empty office buildings and gyms,...

With many in our community staying home, Rooter Man wanted to remind folks there are certain things you shouldn't flush down the toilet. For every obvious pick, there are a few we're all guilty of tossing in, just because we didn't realize it would cause any issues --...