Why is DIY not the way to go?

Often times when an issue presents itself in our homes, we feel the need to tackle the problem head on. It's understandable to feel this way, but little do most know, sometimes this only deepens the actual problem. Plumbing seems on the surface to be common sense application, but diagnosis is such an important step to correcting any plumbing issue. Often times the common sense answer isn't the correct one, leading down the rocky path of troubleshooting. This can be a burden to your wallets, even more so than calling in the pros. Sewer lines can be tricky and every plumbing system is ran just a bit differently, understanding how these systems function with years of experience streamlines the process and can cut to the root of the problem, rather than throwing endless "solutions" at one. 

No one wants to hear that they can't get it done, but often the equipment, tools, and know how are not everyday things we all keep in our homes, power to the ones that do! In any event, a professional opinion can lead you from a path of recurring issues and troubles that can build up after each "correction". At the end of it all, sometimes the simplest fix can do the trick, but the times it does not it will always costs more in the end.

 Hiring a professional ensures an experienced eye's diagnosis, equipment, tools, know how, and time it takes to tackle a variety of problems. Not to mention, the insurances! Insurance in more ways than one, warranties on parts and appliances, solution guarantees, and that general liability. In a DIY situation, if something were to occur, a broken water line, sewer backup, burning out elements, and a variety of other things that can damage your home, leaving you stuck with the problem to take care of and gouge your wallets even more! With a professional, in such event of home damage, we have insurance for that, no one has to face it alone in the case of working side by side with your local pros!

We recommend contacting professionals such as Roto-Clear, LLC to assess your plumbing issues. Often, pesky clogs originate from "bellies" in your drain lines, or even indicate breaks in your main line, or, in more severe cases, root intrusion. Amidst these situational challenges, it's crucial to pinpoint the source of the issue rather than exacerbating the problem for your home, commercial building, or workplace.