A Company Offering Plumbing in Tallahassee, FL is Announcing A Giveaway for Businesses

Oct 1, 2020

October 01, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ -

Tallahassee, Fla.: Mr. Rooter plumbing in Tallahassee, FL is giving away a hands-free restroom to one lucky business. The giveaway is in celebration of the company’s 50th anniversary and an effort to highlight the safety of a hands-free restroom in business to help slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). The hands-free restroom will include changing fixtures, and motion sensor technology which utilizes top-of the line technology and smart solutions. 

The giveaway includes all-new motion sensor flush valves, faucets, door mechanisms, soap dispensers, paper towel dispensers, and hand dryers valued at $5,000, including parts and labor. Business owners can enter the drawing from now until October 10th at 9 pm Pacific Standard Time by filling out a form located on the companies Facebook page. The giveaway opened on August 17th and does not require a purchase to enter. 

Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Tallahassee is proud to support motion sensor equipment for frequently touched surfaces in restrooms. This transition is huge for businesses as the nation adjusts to a new normal, and businesses are looking for a way to stay open and keep their customer’s health a top priority amid the pandemic. Motion sensor equipment is an efficient way to avoid germs on highly touched surfaces and a reasonable investment for businesses.

Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Tallahassee is independently owned and operated with a dedication to serving the local community during this trying time. The company provides a variety of services, including but not limited to drain cleaning, frozen pipes, sewer line repair, and leak detection services in Tallahassee, FL. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Tallahassee is committed to providing quality services by highly trained professionals and is here to help 24/7 with around the clock emergency services. For more information on plumbing services, give them a call any time at (850) 273-5665 or visit them online at www.mrrooter.com/tallahassee. 

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For more information about Mr. Rooter of Tallahassee, contact the company here:

Mr. Rooter of Tallahassee
Holly Tillman
(850) 523-4505
[email protected]
3494 Weems Rd. Unit D
Tallahassee, FL 32317

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