Roto-Rooter Lethbridge
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Roto-Rooter of Lethbridge, Alberta provides plumbing, drain cleaning and septic tank services.
What’s the first thing we check during an inspection?
The floor drain can tell us a lot about what’s going on and help identify issues early before they turn into bigger problems.
It’s all about finding the problem at the source.
05/19/2026
Heading out of town? Make sure your home is ready too. 🚗
Before you leave, take a few minutes to protect your plumbing:
✔️ Check for slow leaks
✔️ Shut off outdoor hose bibs
✔️ Know where your main shut-off valve is
✔️ Consider a plumbing inspection before your trip
A little prep now means you won’t come home to an unexpected mess. Peace of mind starts before you hit the road.
Meet the Picote Maxi Miller.
When pipes are packed with buildup, roots, or years of debris, this machine gets to work.
The Maxi Miller grinds, cleans, and restores the inside of the pipe — helping bring flow back to normal without major disruption.
Powerful tools. Precise results. Real solutions.
05/05/2026
Your sump pump isn’t the only system under pressure when it rains. 🌧️
Heavy rainfall can overwhelm more than just your sump pump — backed-up sewer lines and clogged drains can quickly turn into messy, costly problems.
A quick spring check-up helps catch issues early and keeps everything flowing where it should. Don’t wait until it’s already backing up.
Buying a home? Don’t skip the sewer inspection.
A standard home inspection usually doesn’t include the sewer line — and that’s where some of the most expensive issues can be hiding.
Cracks, root intrusion, and collapsed pipes often go unnoticed until it turns into a major problem.
A simple inspection now can save you from costly surprises later.
04/21/2026
Just because it says “flushable” doesn’t mean it should be flushed.
A lot of common products don’t break down the way toilet paper does — and that’s where problems start.
Keep these out of your pipes:
🚫 “Flushable” wipes
🚫 Paper towels
🚫 Hygiene products
Stick to toilet paper only. It’s the simplest way to avoid clogs, backups, and costly repairs.
Sometimes the only way to fix it is to get down to the pipe.
On this job, the team excavated to access a damaged fiberglass section of sewer line.
Using resin and an inflatable bladder, we restored the pipe from the inside out, creating a strong, sealed repair that brings everything back to full function.
A precise fix, built to last.
04/07/2026
Rainy season is here, is your sump pump ready? 🌧️
Spring storms can hit fast, and aging or failing sump pumps are often the first thing to give out.
A quick inspection now can help you avoid water damage, flooding, and costly repairs later.
Ask about battery backup systems to keep your basement protected — even during power outages.
Stay ahead of the storm and keep your home dry this season.
Do you know where your main water shut-off valve is?
When a leak starts, there’s no time to search for it.
One of our techs walks you through exactly where to find it and how to shut it off properly — so you’re prepared before an emergency happens.
Knowing this one thing can save you from major water damage.
03/24/2026
Spring is here, is your plumbing ready? 🌧️
Melting snow, heavy rain, and shifting ground can put serious pressure on your pipes and sewer lines.
Now’s the time to check for slow drains, hidden leaks, and sump pump issues before they turn into springtime surprises.
Get ahead of the season and make sure everything’s flowing the way it should.
03/20/2026
Tree roots don’t need an invitation, just a small crack.
If roots have found their way into your sewer line, you might notice:
✔️ Slow drains
✔️ Frequent clogs
✔️ Gurgling toilets
✔️ Bad odours coming from your drains
Catching root intrusion early can prevent serious damage and costly repairs. If you’re seeing the signs, it’s time to get it checked.
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Contact the business
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Address
3619 9 Avenue N
Lethbridge, AB
ABT1H6G8
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |
| Saturday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |
| Sunday | 7:30am - 8:30pm |