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If you're searching for quality plumbing services in Columbus, Franklin, or Knox County, look no further than Rescue Rooter! Each plumber is fully skilled, certified, and insured. Additionally, all calls are answered by live customer service representatives. Dedicated to excellent customer service, the company guarantees satisfaction, if you're unhappy with any of the plumbing services you received, you'll get your money back. Whether you need fixtures installed, your water heater repaired, or routine maintenance on your sump pump, the team of expert plumbers can handle it all. Call now for same-day service.
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7890 Corporate Blvd, Suite A, 43064, Plain City, OH, United States
- 614-432-8175
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