Kathryn Leigh G.
Deceptive and untrustworthy
While working out of town, I contacted Roto Rooter for a leaky toilet in my rental property. Instead of a plumber showing up, a water mitigation specialist arrived. However, he did not contact me until the following day to tell me there was significant water damage to my home and a plumber was enroute to diagnose the problem. I called this water mitigation specialist right back and was told that there was a compromised cartridge in the shower. He knew that before the plumber arrived? I was charged $1,900 to replace two toilets and repair this “compromised cartridge” in the shower. I purchased the two toilets from Home Depot because I was initially told that the bill would be almost $3,000 if they provided the toilets. I bought 2 toilets from Home Depot for 400 dollars and was still charged $1,900. If that was not bad enough, then they claimed that in a matter of days my home had so much water damage that they basically gutted 3 rooms. They removed doors and door jams. They removed a wood vanity and left the heavy top in the bathtub. Would you expect that you should have to finish removing things yourself after being sent a bill for another 7,000 dollars? I truly believe that because I was not physically present at the property at the time the first representative of Roto rooter showed up, I was misled and preyed upon. I have refused to pay the 7,000 because I should not have to pay for unnecessary work, that appears to have been done in a deceptive manner and for work that was not done. For example, I was charged for content manipulation however, they left the bathroom vanity inside the bathtub and yelled at my tenants to move their possessions. I have been threatened that Roto rooter intends to file a lien against my property. Corporate greed! I am very disgusted that as a consumer you can no longer trust companies to have any integrity.

