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"The guys from Haines Drains were very polite and professional. They and did an awesome job removing roots from my sewer line and verified their work with a camera. They then followed up with steam cleaning and chemical treatment to prevent future root growth. Would highly recommend this company!"

"``````the service pro, ``Roger from Mt Rooter was the best...`````````````````````````````````````"

"It was fixed in no time. Great job"

"Our primary sump pump failed triggering an alarm after midnight on a Sunday night/Monday morning of a holiday weekend. <br /> Although we had a secondary back-up in line, this two was really struggling given all the recent rain.  We called a few plumbers in the area  who were supposed to have 24hr emergency service but Dependable Sewer was the only one who had someone to answer the phone.  We explained our situation and we were quickly connected with a plumber, Derrick.   He arrived to our home within 30 minutes and even though it was now after 2am, he was both jovial and professional.  Derrick was able to replace our sump and get everything up and running very quickly.  An overall stressful situation was resolved and we are very pleased with the responsiveness and quality of service.  Thank you for all the help and we will definitely look to you for our plumbing needs in the future. <br /> (As an aside the two other "24hr" emergency plumbers have yet to call back even though we left  messages.  If we waited for them for service we would be dealing with a flooded basement right now....) <br />"

"I called sam's sewer because it said emergency calls hoping someone would be there and not only did he answer promptly the workers were @ my house in less than an hour! They had everything all set for the repairs and I had them come the next day to install a water backup pump. More than happy with their service and prices, highly recommend!"

"Great he is coming back Thursday to install new toilet he found a crack so we are very pleased with work and price"

"Plumber was able to correct mistake made by previous plumber and I have not had a problem since."

"He came right out and snaked the drain several times ensuring it was clear. He tested the line and set the toilet back on the flange. He was very professional and explained everything as he went. He cleaned everything up after completion. I would use them again. <br />"

"They worked to clear the drain for several hours. They were unsuccessful, and explained to me that I must have a and quot;whole houseand quot; trap that was blocking their coil. At that point, I asked why RotoRooter had been able to clear the drain without any problems last year (at a cost of about $200). He explained that this team used a larger coil, etc. The bill was just over $300. <br /> A team returned the next morning, with a supervisor who checked out the situation and tried to clear the drain, without success. <br /> They determined that the line exited under the driveway, and recommended that I schedule a service call to dig up that section of the driveway and replace a section of the pipe. Although this job would be thousands of dollars, they seemed so professional and credible that I scheduled the work to be done the following week. The next day, the rains let up and the drain cleared. I called to cancel the job and they removed the charge from my credit card without any problem. Afterward, I spoke with a neighbor who had a similar experience with this business. <br /> Before leaving on the second day, they gave me the results of a home plumbing inspection. As I had not asked for this, I was pleasantly surprised that nearly everything was rated as good. The one exception was the pressure release valve on my gas hot water heater. He told me, while pointing to the valve at the top of my water heater, that I needed to open and close the valve a couple of times each year in order to keep it from sticking. <br /> I followed that advice, and opened the release valve twice using a bucket to catch the water. After closing the valve, I left town for a long weekend. Upon my return, I found water all around the hot water tank from a slow leak due to that valve. When I called my local plumber, they explained that the emergency relief valve should not be opened manually. It is designed to open once, and then does not reseal. The cost to replace the valve was minor ($75). But I was completely shocked that Mr. Rooter would recommend a maintenance practice that is clearly not standard and certain to result in further repairs. Perhaps they thought I would call them back again? <br />"

"<br /> <br /> Saturday: Clogged sewer line which was cleared.... so we thought..Sunday: Sewer line again was clogged, they came out within the hour. This was a no charge call. Upon their arrival I noticed an area in my yard which had standing water. Yep, bigger problems. They helped clear the line again, while I started digging up my sewer line to find the problem. I had dismissed them and kept digging. I brought them back out on Tuesday and they repaired my sewer line and put in a clean-out, outside of the house. Thinking this "might" have fixed the problem, I thanked them and moved forward....The installation of this outside clean-out which cost considerably less than another Plumber, yet I also did most of the digging myself.This also opened up an opportunity to run a camera through and find out why I kept having this backup problem.Next visit, camera wasn't available, but they came out and used a different cutter from outside. This outside location gave us additional reach in the sewer line to make sure it was clear all the way to the city main. The clog was "at" the main, which we were not able to reach previously, because it was over 125'.Long story short, I am very happy with their work. They didn't throw the most expensive thing at me up front, which another plumber did.I am very happy with Drain Works."