Rooter Man Plumbing of Los Angeles

I called rooter-man plumbing for a clogged kitchen sink. Advertised at 49$ - 125$. The technician they sent Marco was amazing and I have no complaints about him or his work. Marco quickly identified that I didn't have a clean out at the kitchen sink or the main. After trying to clear the drain he was unable to and recommended installing a clean out and using a hydrojet. I understand owning an older home that issues come up and approved the work for 2800$ after the clean out was installed. A field supervisor came out and ran a camera down main line. The main line was damaged. He then proceed to use scare tactics and artifical urgency to get me to agree to a "discounted" price of over 11k in addition to the $2800 I had already agreed to pay. The quote written on a piece of paper... was fo

Professional crew reasonable price, Guillermo was the supervisor at the job They run camera, water, jet, snake, and again camera to make sure The sewer line is clean.

Found this company on Google, called them for emergency plumbing at my Airbnb, guests complaining of clogged sink, and toilet returning to bathtub, they came and saved my life on Saturday night 8 pm after hours !! 1 hr exactly and Rodrigo D - rooter man LA arrived to my house, diagnosed the issue in minutes and was able to find a solution in 30 mins. The price quote on the phone was accurate and fair for a Saturday night job last minute, Mr. John was very helpful as well I truly appreciate the service you guys provided and will be using you again in the future with this house and other house I manage in the area Thank you 🙏🙏

Rodrigo did a fantastic job and resolve my plumbing problems in no time. He was very organized and knowledgeable on the task. He carefully explained what was the problem and demonstrated what he is going to do. He left the place clean, nice and neat. Highly recommended.

I want to share my experience so others can be aware before hiring this company. Rooter Man advertised their service for $49, but after arriving and performing a camera inspection and hydrojet, they told me that I urgently needed a D-scaling to prevent potential foundation damage. The technician named Sam strongly emphasized that this had to be done immediately. They charged me $6,800 just for the D-scaling. Afterward, they claimed to have found a damaged area. However, when I hired another plumbing company to double-check, their camera inspection showed no damage in that spot—it was simply the sink connection to the drain. Later, Rooter Man said there was “major damage” under the middle of my dining room and gave me a shocking estimate of $44,000 to repair it. I asked another licensed