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Mr. Rooter Plumbing Opens New Facility In Youngstown Ohio

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Plumbing emergencies don't happen every day, but when they do, Youngstown Ohio has the most referred plumber in the world to count on for that free second opinion.

Youngstown, Ohio (PRWEB) June 21, 2012 - Local legislators, business owners, government officials and members of the local press joined the festivities for a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony to open the new Mr. Rooter Youngstown plumbing facility on Tuesday, June 19, 2012.

The event was held from 10 a.m. to noon at 97 Karago Boulevard, Suite 1, Boardman Ohio, 44512. The open house included an opening presentation byRobert Beall and recognition of distinguished guests, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and an introduction of family members, including the family’s pet. Speaking of pets, the video with this press release is just one of the reasons Ohio relies on Mr. Rooter Plumbers. See how Casper the beloved ferret was rescued out of the drain.

Mr. Rooter Plumbing Youngstown offers residential and commercial services to over 2.9 million customers in Southwest Pennsylvania. The expansion into Youngstown will provide licensed plumbing services from the most referred plumber of the largest plumbing franchise in the world to Trumbull, Mahoning and Columbiana counties in Ohio and will also serve the areas of Mercer and Lawrence counties in Pennsylvania. Currently, Beall’s family owned and operated Mr. Rooter Pittsburgh serves: Beaver, Butler, Cranberry, Robinson, Sharon, Washington and Westmoreland Pennsylvania, as well as Pittsburgh at large.

Joe Kijowski, general manager of Mr. Rooter Plumbing Youngstown, says that “Mr. Rooter will lead the plumbing industry’s development of trenchless technology, drain cleaning services, 24/7 emergency plumber reliability and free second opinions with a guarantee to provide those services with honesty and integrity. “Our services will forever change the way the consumer views the role of a plumbing company in the Youngstown Ohio area: customer service is our #1 priority.”

Of the location in Boardman Ohio, the most referred plumber Beall, says, “I believe this is an important step towards bringing the most current plumbing technologies back to Ohio where economic challenges have threatened the homeowner’s trust in paying for professional services and Mr. Rooter Plumbing is the only licensed plumber with the free second opinion and Daily Tips devoted to do-it-yourselfers.”

Mr. Rooter makes available an online Media Center with valuable plumbing expertise shared graciously. Beall says, “There are just some things that don’t require a licensed plumber and I am willing to offer simple solutions. Of course, if an emergency should present itself, a Mr. Rooter professional will be dispatched to your home or business immediately to quickly resolve the plumbing problem.”

Beall says, “This is a great win for Youngstown and Mr. Rooter. We stand ready to help the community and expect to expand our operations to meet the current Pittsburgh Mr. Rooter’s customer satisfactory experience rapidly.”

About Mr. Rooter

Established in 1999, Mr. Rooter Pittsburgh is one of an all-franchised, full-service plumbing and drain cleaning company with approximately 300 franchises worldwide. Recognized by Entrepreneur magazine among its “Franchise 500” and Franchise Times Top 200, Mr. Rooter franchisees provide services to both residential and commercial customers. The Beall’s are native to Northeast Ohio, Bob attended Youngstown State University in the 1980’s, was named “Rookie of the Year”, in 2001, “Mentor of the Year”, and “Builder of the Year, respectively, in 2006.

Mr. Rooter Plumbing Pittsburgh and Youngstown offers the free second opinion and 24/7 emergency plumbing services.

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Contacts:

Debra Santavicca
PR, SMM, WebIT
Mr. Rooter Media Center
724-553-9510
http://www.mrrootermedia.com

Robert Beall
Rooter (Pittsburgh)
http://www.mrrootermedia.com
724-776-2266

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