Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Broward County

Albert Borenstein 

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5 years ago

he definitely knew what he was doing 

Mitzi Moore 

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6 years ago

Mr. Rooter Plumbing takes care of your plumbing needs as quickly as they can arrange a service person to arrive. I have used their services twice & have been extremely satisfied on both occasions. 

Hm W. 

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7 years ago

Stay away from this company. This company broke my main water pipe and then walked away. My neighbor called Mr. Rooter for service after his main water pipe was damaged by the roots of a tree on his property. The city read the meter on 8/15/2017 and shut down his water on 8/16/2017, leaving him a note saying that his pipe had leaked about 4,000 gallons of water. The plumber arrived on 8/17/2017 and shoveled to access the area of the damage. In the process, he broke my main water pipe which runs parallel to my neighbor's wate... read more

Mr. Rooter of South Florida 

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11 years ago

Uneven or weak water pressure from your shower generally indicates mineral deposits have formed. Clean outlet holes with a pin or dismount the shower’s face plate and soak it overnight in vinegar. 

Mr. Rooter of South Florida 

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11 years ago

Does your shower leak right at the arm piece of the shower head? Try replacing the washer first. Simply loosen the collar, using rib-jointed pliers. Unscrew the head from the adjusting ring. 

Mr. Rooter of South Florida 

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11 years ago

If hoses indicate wear, replace them. Consider replacing hoses to major appliances such as your washer and dishwasher every two to five years. 

Mr. Rooter of South Florida 

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11 years ago

Disposals are not equipped to handle corn husks, celery, banana peels and other “stringy” foods. Some other items to stay away from are fats or cooking oils because they form clots in the pipes. 

Mr. Rooter of South Florida 

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11 years ago

Use pipe insulation to prevent sprayer snarls. If your hose is stuck as you pull out the sink sprayer, the hose is catching on the valves. Put foam pipe insulation over the pipes and shutoff handles. 

Mr. Rooter of South Florida 

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11 years ago

There are two common types of plungers; a toilet plunger and a sink/shower plunger. Toilet plungers narrow at the bottom to fit into the toilet drain, while sink and shower plungers have a flat rim.