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Aug 19 2021

When it comes to home upgrades, there are plenty of things the average homeowner can tackle themselves, like painting the walls, u

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What Not to Put in a Garbage Disposal

Feb 22 2021

After a big meal or a party, getting rid of leftover food can be a hassle. Whatever isn’t packed away and saved for later wi

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Why You Should Quickly Fix Leaks

Sep 15 2017

We all love and treasure our plumbing systems. However, they sometimes disappoint—mostly in the form of leaks. Sometimes the

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Detailed Step By Step Guide On How To Use A Sewer Lining Equipment

Jan 03 2017

A sewer pipe lining needs to be installed carefully. There is need for the installation of the sewer lining in a drain that connec

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Since the original Mr. Rooter was founded in 1970, the company has remained committed to a set of core values that are rooted in performing quality work at honest prices. Nearly half a century later, the original Mr. Rooter business is still servicing homes and businesses in and around Oklahoma City. It’s still independently owned and operated with strong ties to the community that made it all possible.

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