by Jeffrey Ory | Jul 14, 2021 | Emergency Plumber, Video Inspections
Everyone knows leaks end up costing money. The real question is how much are you spending by letting leaks continue? Believe or not, each household wastes 10,000 gallons of water a year from accumulated leaks alone. Homes with severe leaks can waste 90 gallons or more...
by Jeffrey Ory | Jun 7, 2021 | Commercial Plumbing, Emergency Plumber, hurricane, Plumbing, Residential Plumber, Sewer Repair, Video Inspections
In New Orleans, being prepared for hurricane season is something we have to do every year. Your plumbing should always be included in your preparation. Protecting your home means protecting your pipes. Our services prepare your plumbing for hurricane season and...
by support | Oct 10, 2014 | Commercial Plumbing, Plumbing, Sewer Repair, Video Inspections
If you want a locally owned business you can trust, look no further! Rooter Man is a locally owned business based right here in the great city of New Orleans. Rooter Man serves not only New Orleans but many of the surrounding cities such as Metairie, Kenner,...
by support | Nov 27, 2013 | Video Inspections
If you’ve ever spent time around children, you know they love to explore with their hands and mouths. A baby will put nearly anything in his or her mouth to learn more about it. As the child grows up, the curiosity never stops. At some point, a child will stick an...
by support | Oct 12, 2013 | Video Inspections
Are you thinking of buying a new or used home? Before you make such a big investment, it is a good idea to make sure the plumbing system is in working order. Plumbing problems are difficult to detect if you have never lived in or used the house. However, they can add...
by support | Apr 26, 2013 | Video Inspections
What is the best way to inspect pipes in a wall or underground? With a camera that can be inserted into the pipe and run the length of that pipe, sending a picture back to a laptop or other viewing device in your home. Rooter Man has video inspections available and...
