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CHARLESTON, SC, UNITED STATES, February 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As winter continues across the Lowcountry, local plumbing professionals are sharing insights into the most common plumbing issues seen during recent cold weather events. Based on field observations from service calls throughout...

CHARLESTON, SC, UNITED STATES, January 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Rooter Man Plumbing, a locally owned and operated plumbing company serving the Charleston area, is reflecting on a year marked by steady demand, consistent service activity, and continued trust from residential and commercial c...

After more than 20 years in the plumbing trade, one thing is always true. January is the panic month for frozen and burst pipes in South Carolina, including Charleston, Summerville, and Mount Pleasant.Every year, when temperatures drop unexpectedly, our phones at Rooter Man start ringing nonstop....

As we welcome a new year, most of us are focused on improving our health, finances, or relationships. But have you thought about what your plumbing wishes you would change? The truth is, many common household habits are slowly destroying your pipes, leading to expensive repairs and frustrating em...

The holidays bring a lot of joy to Charleston homes. Family visits, big meals, extra laundry, and full bathrooms all come with the season. Unfortunately, they also bring one of the most common plumbing problems we see this time of year backed up drains.If there is one thing homeowners truly want ...

At Rooter Man, we get plumbing calls all the time from homeowners who just bought a brand-new washing machine, dishwasher, or refrigerator from a big box store. They’re excited about their new appliance, especially if it’s right before the holidays, only to find out the installation team refuses ...

Winter in Charleston may be mild compared to the rest of the country, but when freezing temperatures hit the Lowcountry, they hit fast, and they can wreak havoc on your plumbing. Even a short overnight freeze can cause pipes to burst, fixtures to fail, and drains to back up, especially in older h...

Most people associate spring with growth, but tree roots often expand the most in fall and winter. Once trees drop their leaves, they shift their energy underground, fueling root expansion instead of new foliage. As long as the soil isn’t frozen, roots continue searching for moisture, often towar...

How Do I Know If I Really Have a Hidden Leak?Hidden leaks in Mt. Pleasant aren’t always obvious, especially with Charleston’s humidity masking early signs of moisture. Many homeowners notice small clues, higher water bills, musty smells, or soft spots in drywall, long before they see actual water...

As November rolls in and the Lowcountry edges closer to winter, homeowners in Charleston and Mt. Pleasant need to start thinking about protecting their plumbing. While our area doesn’t see weeks of snow and ice like some regions, we do get sudden cold snaps and the occasional hard freeze. Homes a...