Action Rooter Sewer & Drain

Action Rooter Sewer & Drain Complete Plumbing and Drain Services Plumbing problems are a nuisance and uncomfortable. Trust us for dependable, lasting plumbing repairs.

We can fix everything from leaky pipes, faucets, toilets and showers to clogged, plugged drains and sewers. You can trust us to keep your hot water heater running safely and efficiently. We're hot water specialists. We repair, install and replace all gas, electric and tankless hot water heaters. If it's about your home's water, sewer or septic tank we're your Plumber!

Our amazing employee Mark Dever.
04/04/2026

Our amazing employee Mark Dever.

Well good old Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow and that means 6 more weeks of winter. Whether you believe in Phil o...
02/03/2026

Well good old Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow and that means 6 more weeks of winter. Whether you believe in Phil or not, we are going to have some cold whether for the month of February. Please check your pipes and outside hose bibs for freezing issues. Don't wait until your pipes freeze. Call us at 417-859-4464 we can inspect your plumbing and help you avoid costly repairs.

Due to the impending weather condition for this weekend, we thought it best to remind everyone of what you can do to avo...
01/22/2026

Due to the impending weather condition for this weekend, we thought it best to remind everyone of what you can do to avoid frozen pipes and plumbing issues during the storm.

1. Let faucets drip
In freezing conditions, let water drip slowly from both hot and cold taps. This prevents water from freezing inside the pipes. Focus on taps in colder areas like bathrooms.

2. Disconnect outdoor hoses
Remove hoses, drain them, and shut off the outdoor water supply. This prevents water in hoses and pipes from freezing and potentially causing damage.

3. Insulate pipes
Wrap pipes in insulation sleeves or use insulating tape, particularly in colder parts of your home like basements or attics.

4. Keep cabinet doors open
Allow warm air to circulate by opening the doors of cabinets that contain plumbing, especially those attached to exterior walls. This can help prevent the pipes inside from freezing.

Please note that our technicians will not travel on the roads unless they have been deemed safe by MODOT and have been plowed. Our technicians safety is very important to us. If you need help with any of these tips, please give us at call at 417-859-4464.

"Cheers to a New Year! May your pipes stay clear, your water pressure high, and your celebrations flow smoothly! From yo...
01/01/2026

"Cheers to a New Year! May your pipes stay clear, your water pressure high, and your celebrations flow smoothly! From your friends at Action Rooter Sewer & Drain".

💙 Thank You to Our Amazing Customers! 💙We want to take a moment to say thank you to each and every one of our customers....
12/31/2025

💙 Thank You to Our Amazing Customers! 💙

We want to take a moment to say thank you to each and every one of our customers. Whether you called us for a small repair, a major plumbing project, or an emergency situation, your trust means everything to us.

Because of you, we get to do what we love every day—keeping homes and businesses safe, comfortable, and running smoothly. Your support, referrals, reviews, and loyalty help our plumbing company grow and continue serving our community with honesty and quality workmanship.

From our team to your family: thank you for choosing us as your trusted plumber. We truly appreciate you and look forward to serving you for many years to come! 🛠️🚿

— Action Rooter Sewer & Drain

From our family to yours, Merry Christmas...
12/25/2025

From our family to yours, Merry Christmas...

🔥🚿 It’s Time: 5 Signs Your Tank Water Heater Is Ready for Replacement 🚿🔥Your water heater works quietly behind the scene...
12/16/2025

🔥🚿 It’s Time: 5 Signs Your Tank Water Heater Is Ready for Replacement 🚿🔥

Your water heater works quietly behind the scenes every day—until it doesn’t. Most tank-style water heaters last 8–12 years, and knowing the warning signs can help you avoid breakdowns, water damage, and rising energy bills. Here are the top signs it may be time for a replacement:

1️⃣ Your Water Heater Is Over 10 Years Old

Once your unit passes the 8–10 year mark, performance often declines and the risk of leaks increases. Check the serial number on the manufacturer’s label to find the age. If it’s in its second decade, replacing it now can prevent emergency failures later.

2️⃣ Rusty or Discolored Hot Water

Rusty, orange, or metallic-smelling hot water is a major sign of internal tank corrosion. If the issue only affects your hot water, the tank is likely breaking down from the inside—and replacement is the safest solution.

3️⃣ Water Around the Base of the Tank

Even a small puddle can signal a cracked or failing tank. Heating and cooling cycles weaken the inner lining over time, eventually leading to leaks. Once a tank starts leaking, replacement is the only fix.

4️⃣ Loud Popping or Rumbling Sounds

Sediment builds up in the bottom of the tank as it heats water. Over time, that sediment hardens and causes popping, cracking, or rumbling noises. This means the heater is working harder—and wearing out faster.

5️⃣ Inconsistent or Insufficient Hot Water

If your water runs out quickly or doesn’t get as hot as it used to, sediment buildup or failing heating elements may be to blame. When flushing no longer helps, it’s time to start shopping for a replacement.

A failing water heater doesn’t just inconvenience your home—it can lead to expensive damage and higher energy costs. If your unit is showing one or more of these signs, it might be time to upgrade to a more efficient tank model or even consider going tankless.

Call Action Rooter for all of your water heater needs. 417-859-4464

Happy 1st night of Hanukkah.
12/14/2025

Happy 1st night of Hanukkah.

🚨🚿 Plumbing Emergency or Not? Here’s How to Tell 🚨💧Knowing when to call an emergency plumber can protect your home, your...
12/14/2025

🚨🚿 Plumbing Emergency or Not? Here’s How to Tell 🚨💧

Knowing when to call an emergency plumber can protect your home, your safety, and your wallet. Some problems can wait—but others need immediate 24/7 attention to prevent severe damage.

❗ When It's an Emergency (Call Immediately)

Call an emergency plumber right away for:

🔴 Major Flooding or Leaks
Burst pipes, main line breaks, or uncontrollable water flow.

🔴 Sewer Backup
Sewage rising through drains or toilets—dangerous to your health.

🔴 Gas Leak Smell
Rotten egg odor from gas lines or water heaters, especially with dizziness or headaches.

🔴 No Water Supply
Sudden, complete loss of water or signs of a broken water main.

🔴 Overflowing Toilet
Water won’t stop or is backing up.

🔴 Frozen Pipes
Especially if they’re bulging or close to bursting.

These issues pose immediate risks to your health, safety, and home and require fast response.

⏳ When It Can Wait (Call During Business Hours)

🟡 Minor Leaks (slow drips)
🟡 Slow Drains (not overflowing)
🟡 Water Heater Issues (no hot water or unusual noises)

If you’re unsure—always err on the side of caution, especially with gas smells or major water concerns.

🧰 What To Do in an Emergency

Shut off the main water valve

Shut off the gas supply (if you suspect a leak)

Call an emergency plumber

👉 Call Action Rooter at 417-859-4464 for immediate plumbing help! 🚨🔧

❄️🚿 6 Winter Plumbing Tips to Protect Your Home ❄️🏠Winter is here, and freezing temperatures can take a toll on both you...
12/12/2025

❄️🚿 6 Winter Plumbing Tips to Protect Your Home ❄️🏠

Winter is here, and freezing temperatures can take a toll on both your indoor and outdoor plumbing. A few simple precautions can save you from frozen pipes, major leaks, and expensive repairs. Here are 6 winter plumbing tips every homeowner should implement:

🔧 1. Protect Pipes in Unheated Spaces
Pipes in attics, crawl spaces, garages, and basements are vulnerable to freezing. Add pipe insulation or heat tape to prevent bursts and costly water damage.

🚫🧊 2. Disconnect Outdoor Hoses
Leaving hoses attached can cause water to freeze, expand, and damage the faucet and connected pipes. Disconnect and store hoses before temperatures drop further.

🧰 3. Seal Gaps and Cracks Around Pipes
Cold air sneaks in through gaps where pipes enter the home. Seal these openings with caulk or spray foam to protect your pipes and improve energy efficiency. Win-win!

🔥 4. Inspect Your Water Heater
Your water heater works harder in winter. Check for leaks, corrosion, or efficiency issues.
Bonus tip: Flush sediment buildup to improve performance and ensure you have dependable hot water all season long.

🚪💨 5. Open Cabinet Doors
If kitchen or bathroom pipes run inside cabinets, keep the doors open to let warm air circulate. During extreme cold, place a small space heater nearby for extra protection.

🛠️ 6. Schedule a Professional Plumbing Inspection
A winter checkup can prevent emergencies before they happen. Our skilled technicians can spot concerns early and help you properly winterize your system.

❄️ If you encounter any plumbing issues or need expert assistance this winter, call us at 417-859-4464 for all of your plumbing needs! 🛠️💧

🚨💧 PLUMBING EMERGENCY TIP: How to Shut Off Your Home’s Main Water Supply 💧🚨When a plumbing emergency hits, every second ...
12/11/2025

🚨💧 PLUMBING EMERGENCY TIP: How to Shut Off Your Home’s Main Water Supply 💧🚨

When a plumbing emergency hits, every second counts. A burst pipe or major leak can cause thousands in damage—unless you know how to quickly shut off your home’s main water supply.

Here’s a simple guide every homeowner should know:

🔹 When to Shut Off the Main Valve

Burst pipes

Major leaks you can’t stop at the fixture

Going on vacation

Water pooling near your foundation

Before plumbing repairs

(For small issues like a dripping faucet or running toilet, the fixture valve is enough.)

🔹 How to Turn It Off

Find the valve — Usually in the basement, crawl space, garage, utility room, or near the water meter.

Identify the type:
• Gate valve = round wheel → turn clockwise to close
• Ball valve = lever handle → turn ¼ turn so it’s perpendicular to the pipe

Shut it off firmly — Don’t force a stuck valve.

Relieve pressure — Open a faucet on the lowest level to drain water.

Check — Try a faucet upstairs. If nothing comes out, you’re good.

🔹 Before Turning Water Back On

Make sure the leak is repaired

Inspect pipes and fixtures

Turn the valve slowly

Check faucets and toilets for normal flow

🏠💦 Knowing this one step can save your home from serious damage.

👉 Need help? Call us at 417-859-4464 for all of your plumbing needs! 🚿🔧

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Strafford, MO
65757

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