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Have a Leaky Faucet? Find Out How Much You're Wasting.

Dealing with a pesky dripping faucet? It may be more than just a minor annoyance. While that constant drip can go unnoticed or be ignored over time, it can start to add up for your wallet. With every drop down the drain, you’re throwing money away! While a small leak may seem like a harmless plumbing issue, it can actually cost you big time if not fixed in a timely manner. That’s why Mr. Rooter® is here to give a better idea of how much you could be throwing away. The good news? Our licensed plumbers are available to fix that drip 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Use our online tool to estimate water waste and learn how much water you could be saving.

Dripping Faucets

For smaller/slower leaks - count the number of drips in one minute from the leaky fixture. Note: 5 drips per second amounts to a steady stream.

Liters Wasted Per Day:

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Fast Running Faucets

For larger/more rapid leaks - hold an 8 ounce cup under the dripping fixture and time, in seconds, how long it takes to fill the cup.

Liters Wasted Per Day:

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Since the original Mr. Rooter was founded in 1970, the company has remained committed to a set of core values that are rooted in performing quality work at honest prices. Nearly half a century later, the original Mr. Rooter business is still servicing homes and businesses in and around Oklahoma City. It's still independently owned and operated with strong ties to the community that made it all possible.

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