Roto Rooter
- Reviewers mention this
- Trading since 1976
Also covers Johannesburg
Standing water in a shower, a slow kitchen sink, or a smell from an outside gully all point the same way. What matters is whether the blockage sits in the fixture trap, the gully, or the main sewer line, because those three cost very different amounts to clear.
Also covers Johannesburg
Also covers Constantia, Plumstead, Wynberg, Fish Hoek, Kenilworth, Claremont, Hout Bay, Newlands
Their website lists 19 service areas, so calls here may be passed to a plumber based elsewhere.
Also covers Rooihuiskraal, Centurion, Wierdapark, Eldoraigne, Die Hoewes, Lyttelton, Midrand, Moreleta Park
Their website lists 15 service areas, so calls here may be passed to a plumber based elsewhere.
Also covers Stellenbosch, Paarl, Durbanville, Wellington, Somerset West
Also covers Randburg, Midrand, Roodepoort, Johannesburg
Also covers Woodstock, Rondebosch, Newlands, Sea Point, Table View
Also covers Fish Hoek, Claremont, Rondebosch, Sea Point
Also covers Cape Town
No trading hours published. Phone to check.
Own this business? Claim itAlso covers Table View
Also covers Johannesburg South, Johannesburg, Rosebank, Alberton, Bedfordview, Northcliff, Florida, Germiston
Their website lists 19 service areas, so calls here may be passed to a plumber based elsewhere.
Also covers Faerie Glen, Garsfontein, Moreleta Park, Lynnwood, Waterkloof, Pretoria Central, Pretoria West, Pretoria North
Their website lists 12 service areas, so calls here may be passed to a plumber based elsewhere.
Also covers Durbanville
The towns with the most plumbers offering it. Pick yours to see the full list.
Inside your boundary it is yours. Past the connection point it is the municipality's. If several properties are affected at once, report it to the municipality before paying a plumber.
Most plumbers charge a callout fee plus labour, with the callout usually covering the first half hour. Ask whether the quote includes the callout and whether after-hours carries a premium, because it normally does.
No. Every listing comes from a public Google Business Profile. We order them by review count and rating, and flag the ones whose reviews mention this specific work, but we do not inspect workmanship, insurance or registration.
Sinks, outside drains and sewer lines.
Replacements, solar conversions and a COC.
Hidden leaks behind walls and under slabs.
Hobs and gas geysers, by a registered installer.
Water through the ceiling. Usually an emergency.
Losing more than evaporation explains.