Pipe Repair In Houston Helps Prevent Flooding From Frozen Pipes

The Rooter Hero Plumbing branch in Houston, TX, is proud to announce that their pipe repair services had helped to prevent flooding that would have resulted from frozen pipes. Full details about the pipe repair services offered by the plumbing company are available through their web page at https://rooterhero.com/houston/. Thanks to these services, they were able to quickly attend a property where pipes had frozen.

"It is pretty rare for it to freeze in Houston," says Rooter Hero Plumbing of Houston's Jessica Perrault. "In fact, we generally don't get more than nine instances of frost per year. The consequence of this, however, is that we also often have poorly insulated pipes. So, on those nine days a year that there is frost, or in years like this one, where the weather has been all over the place, the chance of pipes bursting because of this is actually really big. And that is exactly what recently happened."

Rooter Hero Plumbing fully guarantees the quality of their work. They ensure that, if they do come out to handle a burst pipe problem, the issue itself is fully addressed. They are also known for their professional attitude, meaning, for instance, that they clean up after they have completed their job. More than anything, however, they are known for their affordable, transparent prices. As a result, more and more people are turning to the company for their regular maintenance as well their emergency repairs.

During the emergency, the company received a telephone call from someone urgently looking for pipe repair in Houston. He had not used hot water in several days and woke up in the morning to taps that didn't work anymore, as no water was coming out. "We advised him to switch off his water supply and that we were on our way," adds Jessica Perrault. "When we got there, we were able to confirm that the pipe was about to burst. We were able to fix it there and then. We also provided our clients with advice on how to better protect his pipes during any future frosts. We're happy that a disaster has been avoided."