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If you’re looking for trusted plumbing service providers in your local area, Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Old Greenwich, Connecticut is the team to call. Our licensed and insured team operates throughout Old Greenwich for our customers’ convenience and peace of mind.

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Exceptional Plumbers in Old Greenwich, Connecticut

When you need licensed and insured plumbing professionals you can trust, our hardworking service providers at Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Old Greenwich, Connecticut are here to help throughout the city. We service a broad area in and around Old Greenwich to ensure our customers can access the high-quality plumbing services they deserve. Request a job estimate online or contact us directly by phone. Whether you have an emergency or a general plumbing query, we can take your call 24/7 for scheduling through our live answering service. Whether you require home or business plumbing services, Mr. Rooter Plumbing® is proud to be your one-stop shop, operating throughout the city.

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Here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing®, we provide a comprehensive range of plumbing services for homes and businesses, including maintenance, repairs, and new installations.

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No matter which corner of the city you live in, you can enjoy great plumbing products and services from Mr. Rooter Plumbing®. You can often spot our experienced Mr. Rooter Plumbing® plumbers out and about in the city, taking care of our customers’ plumbing needs.

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Customer Reviews in Old Greenwich, Connecticut

  • Nicole T.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    Prompt, professional, and a job well done. Highly recommended!

  • Ritu D.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    The work done was very neat and clean

  • Mark M.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    Kevin came to install an outdoor spout. Great service, very kind and very professional. Works great!

  • Brittany A.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    I called randomly and thought I would try my luck with this company. They got me in quickly and were so kind on the phone scheduling. I had Kevin W. come to our home to assess the issue. He was professional, knowledgeable, courteous and friendly. He went over everything with me and was happy to answer all my questions. He was a genuine professional and knew what he was doing. When he arrived my toilet was easily moved and something was not right. He fixed the problem and my toilet is perfect! I am so happy with my service. Thank you Kevin! I will definitely call recommend him to my family and friends and use his services in the future!

  • Allison

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    Mr.Rooter saved the day – on a Saturday, Kevin was able to come out and fix our issue. He was knowledgeable, honest and let us know right up front what the problem was and what it would take to fix it. Would absolutely recommend Mr. Rooter!

  • Mike S.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    On time, clean, courteous

  • Catherine W.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    I had a very positive experience. The team arrived promptly, in one case AHEAD of schedule (after calling ahead to make sure it was ok.) They explained everything, gave me a price ahead of the work and when I contacted the office after they left with a quick question, I got an immediate response. All the service I got was very friendly and professional. I dealt with Fernando, Kevin, Gary and Eric. They were all friendly and the work was excellent. The work was done by Gary and Eric. They all seemed experience. I believe Gary has something like 24 years of experience. I would recommend this company to everyone And will use again myself.

  • Lynn

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    I called on a Saturday and they were here within 2 hrs..Fernando was excellent fixed my drain very quickly…

  • Karsten B.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    The due diligence to complete the job. The ability to not give up and explore all avenues.

  • Isadora M.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

    I have lived in a historic building for almost twenty years, where it is always a matter of time before something starts leaking. Leaks in my unit typically stem from issues with the apartment above mine. Addressing leaks between floors requires that a company be experts in their field, knowledgeable of access to multiple shut-off valves in numerous locations, and understand association requirements. Typically when giving a positive review, I avoid critiquing another company, however, having a significant basis for comparison, it seems pertinent to mention the other plumbing companies when praising Mr. Rooter Plumbing. Roto-Rooter Plumbing was not a choice, as the lead technician who came to "fix" a shower issue from the unit above the year prior was incredibly unprofessional. They overpriced what was a quick-fix job, affixing parts not meant for our type of plumbing. Casey's Climate Partners in Milford was available and had promising reviews, which is why I reached out to them. Their initial estimate, which required taking out the tile bathroom wall (but not putting it back), was $1,775.00, for which they charged and received a 20% deposit on the spot ($377.54). Their technicians were a no-show for the follow-up service (twice) because the company gave our scheduled and confirmed appointment to another client, which extended the problem by several weeks. I found Mr. Rooters Plumbing via Google, who resolved the issue in less than two hours, for $1,300.33, without removing any walls. The company called the day before to confirm and an hour prior to the appointment to let me know they were on their way. The technicians (Eric Campbell and Gary Anderson) found the faulty pipe in minutes. They spoke to the upstairs unit owner (who left us his keys as he could not be present), the association, and the association's maintenance team over the phone while doing their assessment so they could address the issue as quickly and efficiently as possible. The technicians were on-time, professional, and efficient. Eric and Gary walked me through the problem, photographed everything they addressed before and after, and shared the photographs for our records. I am impressed that Mr. Rooter Plumbing only cut a few inches of sheetrock to address a pipe problem between two floors, which meant not having to schedule and pay for additional services or follow-ups. Because the company sent two technicians, they communicated with one another from both units while resolving and evaluating their work. Mr. Rooter Plumbing was transparent about their diagnosis, the parts they replaced and affixed, including their billing. With condos, billing is problematic. Depending on where the problem resides, the cost can fall on either the unit owner(s) or the association. Mr. Rooter Plumbing was flexible regarding payment responsibility, which most companies are not. The final price came out lower than their estimate. The technicians were willing to wait after they arrived and assessed the problem for our building's association to call back and approve the work, so they could get started to avoid having to schedule a follow-up appointment with us. When they finished servicing both units, the technicians put the appliances back in place and disposed of the sheetrock and old parts. They emailed us their notes and receipt as soon as they completed the work and made sure to return all of our keys. Mr. Rooter Plumbing is the only plumbing company I plan on using and recommending moving forward.

Frequently Asked Questions About Plumbing in Old Greenwich, Connecticut

Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Old Greenwich, Connecticut today for more information on our comprehensive range of plumbing services in your area. Should you require further information about Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Old Greenwich, Connecticut and our offerings, check out our frequently asked questions.

  • Worn-out valve seats and washers can be among the most common causes of leaky faucets, generally because they can succumb to wear and tear with frequent loosening and tightening. While high water pressure can be desirable, it can also be the cause of dripping faucets, so contact a plumber to test the pressure and adjust it if required. If you live somewhere with hard water, explore the possibility of rust and corrosion being to blame for a dripping faucet since minerals and solids can form a residue on your faucet over time and cause rust to form. Not everyone knows how to fix a dripping faucet, so call a plumbing service provider in your area to take care of it for you.

  • Low water pressure can sometimes be caused by the water shutoff valves to your property not being completely open — often left closed from maintenance or inspections. Contact a plumbing service provider for help when you notice low water pressure since it can sometimes be caused by a blockage or clog in your pipes, which can require experience and special tools to fix. Talk to a trusted expert about repairing or replacing your water pressure regulator since a faulty one can cause abrupt water pressure changes from high to low or vice versa. If your water pressure woes are combined with strange wet patches in your yard, talk to your local plumber about the possibility of a broken pipe on your property being to blame.

  • Contact a licensed and insured service professional to solve plumbing woes like slow-draining sinks when you aren’t sure how to fix them. Try pouring baking soda and vinegar down your slow-draining sink to try to clear it since these ingredients can sometimes help combat grease and soap scum blockages. If you’re dealing with a tough blockage slowing down your sink, use a plumbing snake that you can insert deep into the drain, twist, and extract any debris. P-traps underneath sinks can become filled with debris and contribute to a slow-draining sink, but you or your local plumber can easily clean them out.

  • Simple plumbing maintenance tasks like cleaning your drains and flushing your water heater can help prevent future costly and messy plumbing leaks. Keeping your pipes leak-free, damage-free, and in good condition requires avoiding the disposal of damaging items down your drains, such as eggshells, grease, and wipes. If your property has high water pressure, explore remedies like pressure regulators or regular pressure checks since consistently high water pressure cah cause plumbing leaks. If you have exposed pipes on your property and live somewhere cold, you may prevent winter-related plumbing leaks by insulating and covering your pipes.

  • Rather than diagnose and remedy an awful-smelling sink in your property yourself, contact a plumbing service provider and have them take care of the problem on your behalf. An unpleasant smell emanating from your sink can indicate a blockage or clog, as bacteria often gather there, breed, and produce awful odors that linger in your home. It’s not uncommon to notice unpleasant sewage-like smells around sinks that aren’t used very often because the P-traps can dry out and let sewer gases seep into your house. If you own a garbage disposal, inspect it as a cause of foul odors, as they can arise from mold, bacteria, decomposing food, and sewer gases.

  • If you only have a small water heater, the number of property occupants and your hot water demands may mean you’ve run out of hot water. Check your water heater’s thermostat to make sure it’s at a high enough temperature to produce adequate hot water — but it should be no higher than 120 degrees F. Older water heaters can stop producing adequate hot water for a range of reasons, like broken thermostats, gas valves, and heating elements, which may require replacement. Failure to identify why you have minimal hot water from your water heater means it’s time to call a plumber in your area to diagnose the problem.

  • Your water bill could be high because you have a pipe, faucet, or fixture that’s leaking and needs to be repaired by a licensed and insured plumber. If you use outdoor irrigation systems, you can notice an unusually high water bill if you haven’t adjusted your system’s settings to avoid runoff and excessive consumption. Pay close attention to how old, efficient, and operational your water-using appliances are, like ice makers, dishwashers, and water heaters, since they contribute to water bills. Since leaky toilet tanks can waste as much as 80,000 gallons of water yearly, inspect it for signs of a leak causing your water bill to be high.

  • ·Turn off water and power: A burst pipe in a building can sometimes be a safety hazard, so turn off your water and power if it’s safe to do so to protect everyone in the area. Contact a trusted plumbing service provider: Outsource the repair or replacement of your burst pipe to a trusted plumbing service provider since they typically have the most experience and skills. Clean up excess water: When the immediate chaos of your burst pipe has passed, reach for a bucket, mop, and towels to start your cleanup efforts — unless sewage is present. Document any damage: If you intend to claim insurance for a burst pipe, don’t forget to document all the damage with a detailed list of your losses, videos, and photos.

  • See if you have a malfunctioning chain or flapper that could cause your toilet running after flushing and not holding water, as these two components can fail as they get older. Inspect your toilet’s float to listen for any water inside; a waterlogged float can sit at a lower level than your toilet requires, and you need to replace it. Broken fill valves can start to inconsistently shut off the water supply to your toilet or stop doing it altogether, which means you need to replace this part. When you don’t feel confident to diagnose and repair your own toilet after it won’t stop running, call a local plumber for help.

  • Turning off the water supply to your home is as straightforward as finding the water valve inside your house, if you have one, and turning it clockwise. Arm yourself with a pentagon socket wrench and look for an underground water meter box on your property — these have security bolts to undo with a wrench before you can turn off your water supply. As soon as you need to turn your home’s water supply off, ensure you have access to a meter key or a pair of pliers in case they’re needed to open your meter box. When you need to turn off the water to your house but can’t find your water supply valve, contact a plumber in your area to help.

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