Roman Rooter Plumbing

Company Overview

Roman Rooter Plumbing, a licensed plumbing business owned by veterans, is dedicated to serving the Greater Los Angeles area, encompassing Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and adjacent cities. Boasting over 40 years of hands-on expertise, we specialize in gas, sewer, and water line repairs, leak detection, tankless water heater servicing, and full plumbing solutions.

What distinguishes us? We arrive when others fail to. Our experience in the military cultivates discipline, precision, and a promise to finish the job correctly on the first try. Our services are performed neatly, our pricing is straightforward, and we back everything we do.

We work alongside homeowners, property managers, and home warranty firms like ORHP, Cinch, and HomeServe to offer trustworthy, professional service throughout Southern California. Whether addressing a slab leak in San Bernardino or a gas line problem in Riverside, Roman Rooter brings veteran determination and traditional craftsmanship to every task.

Roman Rooter Plumbing was established by Richard, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and lifelong plumber with over 40 years of experience in the trade. Having spent years working for others, he built Roman Rooter to represent his values: discipline, integrity, and practical service. Initially a small operation, it has grown into a reliable plumbing service for the Greater Los Angeles area, including Riverside, San Bernardino, and adjacent cities. Richard brings the same resolve that saw him through war and cancer to each task, handling everything from gas leaks to sewer repairs with expertise and pride. Roman Rooter is not merely a name—it represents a legacy dedicated to service.

Richard, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and licensed plumbing contractor, boasts more than 40 years of experience in the plumbing field. After decades of honing his skills, he launched Roman Rooter Plumbing with one goal: to provide reliable, honest, and expert plumbing services to the Greater Los Angeles region. His work ethic was shaped in the military and refined through years of service and repair work. Even after defeating cancer, Richard works directly in the field every day—bringing exceptional commitment and accuracy to every job. Outside of work, he enjoys mentoring young tradesmen, restoring classic trucks, or taking pride in addressing the jobs that others leave behind.