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What Not to Put in Your Septic System

Sep 06 2024

Most problems that appear in your septic tank can be avoided if you know what not to put in it.

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Pros and Cons When Considering a Home Warranty

Sep 06 2024

Your house is likely the largest single investment you will make in your lifetime. A lot of the time,

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What to Do When Your Toilet Is Overflowing

Sep 06 2024

An overflowing toilet can be an unpleasant plumbing nightmare that no one wants to deal with, leading to water damage and costly toilet repair if left unmanaged.

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Drain Snake Won’t Go Down Bathtub Drain-Why?

Sep 06 2024

When it comes to DIY drain maintenance, a drain snake comes to mind as an effective tool to clear clogs.

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Common Plumbing Myths

Sep 06 2024

Plumbing systems in our homes work like magic.

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Common Plumbing Problems In Old Houses

Sep 06 2024

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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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