Are You Looking For A Plumber in Pierce County?

Choosing the wrong Pierce County plumber will cost you a lot of time, money and aggravation! There are over 500 plumbers in Pierce County who claim to service residential plumbing and drain cleaning needs. How does the average Pierce County home owner even know where to start?

As you go through our web site you will find information, answers to your questions, and standards on how to determine if you are making the correct choice, tips that will save you money and discount coupons for service work.

If you would like to speak to one of our Pierce County plumbers, please call 877-694-5176, or complete our online service request form.

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ROOTER-MAN - Service Areas
PO Box 732098
Puyallup, WA 98373
877-694-5176
Fax: 253-840-2156
License #: ROOT*961LT
* 8 AM TO 5 PM - Monday thru Saturday (except holidays)

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