Roc's Plumbing & Sewer

Description of Work: Replaced an ejector pump.

Description of Work: Excellent work, very pleasant to deal with, prompt, and reasonably priced

Description of Work: Our bathtub drain was backing up.

Description of Work: Rodding of sewer.

Description of Work: Unclog main sewer line.

Description of Work: Most recently,he installed 2 new frostproof hose connections outside with new turnoffs inside, to replace outside faucets that were at risk for freezing with indoor turnoffs that didn't work. He also installed a new main water service shutoff that was leaking. He worked with the Village for me to coordinate water shut off at the street while the new inside main valve was replaced. He was very neat in removing the minimum amount of paneling and drywall in the basement to get the job done, leaving neat holes to be fixed by the carpenter. He has recently done bathtub drain cleaning. He installed a new kitchen and bathroom faucet on our new countertops.several months ago. He installed a new water heater this summer, and removed an old concrete laundry tub, and replaced it with a new plastic tub, and hooked up new faucet connections and drains for the tub and the washing machine.

Description of Work: We are doing a kitchen remodel. The last review for this company was for a complete basement water pipe switch from galvanized to copper. This review is for work related to the kitchen, plus a few new & old problem solutions. 1. Our catch basin has been overflowing into our laundry tub (and therefore, onto our laundry room floor, into the floor drain, into the sump pump & back out to the catch basin) every time we have a heavy rain for the past 2 years. Our former plumber always cleaned out the catch basin or routed the drain as a solution. When I told Rocco about our problem, he suggested tying off the pipe between the catch basin & the laundry tub, diverting the washer/laundry tub drain to our ejector pump. Voila! Problem solved. Now I don't need to be afraid during every heavy rain. 2. The hot water heater died. Mike laid out tarps to protect the floors, and he & Rocco replaced the heater. 3. The cement around the drains in the 1963 concrete laundry tub is wearing away around the drains, so we decided to install a new laundry tub. Rocco suggested a brand name, and we checked it out at a local plumbing store. Then Mike broke up the 2-sided concrete tub, taking time & care to protect everything around it. Our Chicago faucets have been leaking for years, so Rocco replaced the cartridges, caulked the tub & Mike cleaned the entire area. I love my new tub! 4. The former owner replaced drain pipes leading from the kitchen sink to the catch basin. Because we installed a garbage disposal & a dishwasher (where there was none before) after we moved in, the pipes were at a bad height for drainage, so every 6 months, our kitchen drain backed up - $95 per trip to rout the drain. Because the kitchen is torn apart now, I asked that the drain pipes be removed all the way to the basement, & installed correctly to allow good drainage, so Rocco & Mike installed new waste & vent pipes. 5. Rocco & Mike also replaced all of the galvanized pipes from the basement to the kitchen sink. 6. The stove top gas pipe stuck out from the wall almost a 1.5 feet inside our cabinet space - the former owners had removed a Chambers stove top which must have required a longer pipe. The pipe was cut back to the wall & capped. 7. Our former wall oven was a gas oven. Our new oven is electric, so Mike cut off & capped the former gas pipe which lead to the wall oven.

Description of Work: Removed all existing old galvanized pipe from meter to water heater, supplying laundry tub, washing machine, 1st floor kitchen sink & tied in to existing copper pipe throughout home.