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Showing posts with label Houston plumbing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Houston plumbing. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Local Mr. Rooter® Plumbing Wins Best Plumber in Houston

KHOU Great Day’s ‘Best in Houston’ businesses have been announced. With over 265 categories, the winner for Best in Houston Plumber was Mr. Rooter Plumbing of the Greater Houston Area.

Since 1991, Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Conroe | The Woodlands | Spring | Houston | Katy | Sugar Land and Fort Bend has been delivering fast, reliable plumbing services throughout Montgomery, Harris and Ft. Bend Counties.

Monday, April 8, 2013

Problems That Require Professional Plumbing in Houston


Being a homeowner or a property owner requires you to know how to perform some basic maintenance tasks yourself. There’s no need to a call a handyman to hang a picture, or to install weather-stripping around your doors and windows. You may even be able to quickly unclog a toilet with a plunger or tighten your showerhead when it’s leaking. Some Houston plumbing problems require expert attention because an amateur do-it-yourself attempt will do more harm than good. Call an expert plumber in Houston if you have any of the following issues:

Persistent Slow Draining
The rate at which a sink or tub drains should be roughly equal to the maximum rate at which the fixture delivers water.

Monday, March 11, 2013

Clogged Toilets: A Homeowner’s Guide to Preventing Plumbing Problems


Most Houston area homeowner’s think of clogged toilets as one of those everyday inconveniences; you just grab the plunger, you clean up the mess, and you move on. There’s no reason you need to suffer through this messy (and sometimes embarrassing) problem any longer. Here are few tips that could have you saying goodbye to the plunger and reduce the amount of plumbing problems you encounter in your Houston area home.

Put a Trash Bin Near Your Toilet
Too often, people treat toilets like trash cans, tossing in tissues, cotton swabs, and other assorted items with impunity. A toilet isn’t at all like a trash can, however.