Roto-Rooter Program Promotes Green Living
Roto-Rooter Plumbing and Drain Service announced
its ROTOGreen plumbing program, aimed at helping homeowners and businesses conserve
water and energy by going “Green”.
Roto-Rooter Plumbing and Drain Service announced its ROTOGreen plumbing program, aimed at helping homeowners and businesses conserve water and energy by going “Green”. TheROTOGreen program offers smart retrofits to existing residential and commercial toilets, showers and sinks wherever possible, as with next-generation low-flow showerheads and sink aerators to significantly cut water consumption.
In addition, Roto-Rooter service technicians are installing new green fixtures whenever retrofits aren’t practical. For example, an older toilet would be converted to a more efficient dual-flush model, giving the user the option of selecting a light flush for liquid waste and a full flush for solid waste.
“We believe we can have a real impact on water use in the U.S. and Canada simply by installing better replacement parts and fixtures that use less water,” said Roto-Rooter spokesman Paul Abrams. “We aim to install 10,000 water saving fixtures for our clients by 2011, which has the potential to save tens of millions of gallons of water.”
For more information, visit www.rotorooter.com/rotogreen, where Roto-Rooter is profiling four families on its Web site with a before and after green comparison of household water bills.
Roto-Rooter Plumbing and Drain Service announced its ROTOGreen plumbing program, aimed at helping homeowners and businesses conserve water and energy by going “Green”. TheROTOGreen program offers smart retrofits to existing residential and commercial toilets, showers and sinks wherever possible, as with next-generation low-flow showerheads and sink aerators to significantly cut water consumption.
In addition, Roto-Rooter service technicians are installing new green fixtures whenever retrofits aren’t practical. For example, an older toilet would be converted to a more efficient dual-flush model, giving the user the option of selecting a light flush for liquid waste and a full flush for solid waste.
“We believe we can have a real impact on water use in the U.S. and Canada simply by installing better replacement parts and fixtures that use less water,” said Roto-Rooter spokesman Paul Abrams. “We aim to install 10,000 water saving fixtures for our clients by 2011, which has the potential to save tens of millions of gallons of water.”
For more information, visit www.rotorooter.com/rotogreen, where Roto-Rooter is profiling four families on its Web site with a before and after green comparison of household water bills.
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