METRO ROOTER ®
The Right People, The Right Equipment
Our phones are staffed around the clock.
Address: 8892 Normandy Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32221
Serving: Metro Jax, Orange Park, Beaches
A Wind River Environmental Company
Our Licenses
Florida Department of Professional Regulations:
Plumbing Contractor: CFC 1428362
Underground Utilities Contractor: CUC 1224056
Department of Environmental Protection:
Water: DW-B0003085
Wastewater: WW-B0003430
METRO ROOTER ®
The Right People, The Right Equipment
Our phones are staffed around the clock.
Address: 8892 Normandy Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32221
Serving: Metro Jax, Orange Park:, Beaches
Our Licenses
Florida Department of Professional Regulations:
Plumbing Contractor: CFC 1428362
Underground Utilities Contractor: CUC 1224056
Department of Environmental Protection:
Water: DW-B0003085
Wastewater: WW-B0003430
5 Signs to It’s Time to Replace Your Water Heater
/0 Comments/in Water Heater /by ClearSEMWhat You Need to Know About the Septic System Drainfield
/0 Comments/in Broken Pipe, Plumbing Problems /by ClearSEMThe topic of drainage and septic systems is not one that typically comes up at the dinner table.But, it’s a topic everyone who has a septic system should be aware of. The water and waste in your home depend solely on this system to get flushed out. And when the system is clogged, broken, or needs cleaning, it can become messy quickly. If you ever find yourself in one of these scenarios, keep Metro Rooters in mind. Our team services Jacksonville and Orange Park with expertise.
Time to Review Your Plumbing and Septic Systems
/0 Comments/in Plumbers, Septic System /by ClearSEMAre you experiencing slow drainage, unusual noises, and foul odors coming from your sewer or septic system? That may be an indication that you have a plumbing issue that needs attention asap. Today, it is not uncommon for homeowners to have either a sewer or septic system. While offering similar benefits of waste management, i.e., both systems filter out dirty water and bacteria from the water before it enters the environment, you may have a preference for one over the other. Jacksonville septic systems are considered more environmentally friendly, and unlike a sewer system, all costs are the homeowner’s responsibility. Nonetheless, many homeowners swear by septic systems because they use less energy, treat wastewater locally, reducing the threat of leaks in the home, and make a smaller environmental impact.
Setting the Correct Temperature for Your Hot Water Heater
/0 Comments/in Water Heater /by ClearSEMIf you move into a new home, apartment, or office the last thing on your mind is checking and/or adjusting the temperature of the hot water heater. This is not a priority; however, it should be since your water heater accounts for almost 20% of your home’s energy bill. Having a water heater set too high can increase your monthly bill, setting it too low can put you and your family at risk for bacteria growth. The EPA recommends a temperature of 120 degrees. This temperature is recommended for 3 reasons:
Sewer Line Problems
/0 Comments/in Plumbing Problems /by ClearSEMAs Americans we take many of our modern conveniences for granted. Our “invisible systems” throughout our homes make our lives easy, convenient and sanitary in many cases. This includes buried cables and our sewer lines. We flush a toilet or take a shower and the waste water goes down the sewer line to your municipalities sewer, or your properties septic system. These are a few conveniences we tend not to think about until a problem arises. In this blog we will address some of the more common causes of a sewer line problem, and some warning signs that will alert you to a potential issue.
When Should You Repair or Replace Your Hot Water Heater?
/0 Comments/in Water Heater /by ClearSEMHave you ever gotten up in the morning ready to start your day and rather than being able to take a nice warm shower, you figure out real quick you are going to have to shower in icy water? Or you may have found a nice puddle of water in your garage. If you have ever experienced any of these situations, not only can it be extremely frustrating but your very next thought is “how much will this cost me?” You now have to decide should I call someone to repair my water heater or just bite the bullet and have it replaced? Below are several factors that will help you make an informed decision prior to calling a licensed plumber in Jacksonville FL that you can trust.
What To Consider When Calling An Emergency Plumber
/0 Comments/in Emergency Plumber /by ClearSEMThey say that water is essential for life. The statement holds true, only if you do not have a broken pipes, faulty toilets or clogged drains in your home, because these circumstances leads to water accumulation, hefty water bills, mold, seeping walls, damage to your property and a wide range of other nuisances.
How To Qualify A Jacksonville Plumbing Contractor
/0 Comments/in Plumbers /by ClearSEMAs many of us have experienced, when plumbing problems occur not only are they frustrating but they can be extremely costly. As homeowners when we encounter an emergency plumbing situation our default response is to call a plumber in Jacksonville and find out if they can get to the emergency immediately- no other questions asked. It is important to address the problem quickly, but more importantly is to find a qualified plumbing contractor.
Is Your Water Heater Tripping The Reset Button?
/0 Comments/in Water Heater /by ClearSEMMost of us never think about our water heaters until there is a problem. There are many issues that can arise with a water heater, we will focus on the issues related to the reset button continuously tripping. There are a few problems that may arise causing your water heater to overheat. If this happens your water heaters emergency cut off (ECO) will kick in and shut off the appliance. To reset your water heater, you will need to press the red reset button located on the ECO, typically found on the thermostat on top.
My Toilet Gurgles When My Bathtub Is Draining
/0 Comments/in Toilet Repair /by ClearSEMLike most of us, we don’t think about our plumbing until we have a problem. Once a problem is identified then that is all we think about until the issue is resolved.
A fairly common problem can be a toilet gurgling or bubbling when your tub or shower is draining. We will identify the reason this is occurring and what can be done to fix the problem.