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"Not recommended!! Its a waste of money in my case. My kitchen sink underneath had a clog and a leaking pipe, So the pipe started leaking once the clog happened. The technician came, inspected quickly and quoted $1200 in this case. We did not approve the work and he charged $103. We had two more plumbing companies visiting after, one of them charged $525 (which is also high, but they completed the work) for just snaking And removing the clog, Another company was only quoting less than $200 for snaking and removing the clog. The work was offered to be completed in both the cases. As I am also reading from many reviews, I think Roto-rooter will just come and quote high and charge the visiting fees."

"I would like to thank R and D Water Services for their expertise in the construction of a new water well for my daughter in Spring Lake Estates in Conroe, TX. My daughter has resided at her present location @ 18 years and NEVER in those years did the water run as well as now. The expert service was very much appreciated."

"We are currently in an exception heat spell and I am running my water well supplied lawn irrigation system daily. This morning, I notice my sprinklers had not run. I checked the breaker and that was fine. I called the Ballard office and to my surprise, they said they would have someone there that afternoon. My pump is ~10 yrs old, so I was not expecting a pleasant outcome. Blane Greenhaw and an assistant showed up and within thirty minutes had my pump running at the minimum service charge. Very pleasant and professional crew. -- Great job."

"We called Roto-Rooter in Kingwood for an emergency when water began leaking from our downstairs toilet due to a recurring clog. The technicians said they could not clear it and claimed a camera inspection showed our sewer pipe was broken. We were quoted about $13,000 for repairs and charged over $400 for the visit. Later my husband realized we were never shown the camera footage. When he called the office, he was told they usually don?t show customers the footage during the visit and send it later, which raises the question of how a homeowner would know that footage is actually from their home. We got a second opinion. Another plumbing company ran a camera, showed us the live feed, confirmed the pipe was not broken, and cleared the clog. If we hadn?t gotten a second opinion, we might have paid $13,000 for a repair that wasn?t needed."