Parkville Plumbers Near You

Watch Roto-Rooter's Zero-Contact video. Our Parkville plumbers and service technicians wear personal protective equipment (PPE) such as face masks, disposable gloves, and boot covers. If necessary, they may wear face shields and safety glasses too. Roto-Rooter of Parkville follows CDC and OSHA guidelines to protect its employees, customers, and communities. Roto-Rooter plumbers disinfect touchpoints every step of the way. They'll even put on a fresh set of gloves before handling your credit card and paperwork.

Yes, Roto-Rooter in Parkville offers a variety of coupons and free estimates for both plumbing and drain service. Visit the coupons section of our website.

Roto-Rooter in Parkville provides 24/7 service with free onsite estimates and no extra charge on Saturdays and Sundays. Call 410-285-0010 or schedule service online via our website.

As an essential service provider, Roto-Rooter in Parkville provides plumbing, drain cleaning and water cleanup services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. From emergency water removal services to leak repairs and toilet installations, we have you covered. Trusted since 1935, Roto-Rooter experts can help with any plumbing or water-related service you may come across such as water heater repair and installation, clogged drains, sewer line inspections, sump pump service, bathroom/kitchen plumbing repair and installation, and so much more.

Wrap water supply pipes with foam pipe insulation sleeves. Use heat tape on the most vulnerable pipes. Disconnect outside water hoses then cover outdoor faucets with foam insulation kits to prevent them from freezing. Open cabinet doors beneath sinks to so warm air will circulate around pipes. Allow water to trickle from faucets when temperatures drop below freezing. Keep furnace set no lower than 55 degrees Fahrenheit. If your pipes have already frozen, use a hair dryer to thaw the pipe. Point a space heater at the pipe or the wall containing the frozen pipe. Never use an open flame to heat a pipe! If necessary, call a plumber to thaw pipes. If a frozen pipe has burst, turn off the main water supply valve in the house and open faucets to relieve pressure and minimize damage.