In a somewhat densely populated area, is a 'plumbing service' that only does clogs a good business idea? I could go for a 'day or night' scheme as I have no life anyway.

Plus I wouldn't have to actually know much about plumbing lol.

>>2599721 (OP)

I say get some license for it and do maintenance for boilers and shit like that as well, mad dosh

>mad dosh

I believe that but I imagine there's a lot of knowledge needed.

>dunning kruger thread

clogs happen for all kinds of reasons, some are extremely complicated

I guess it could work, but what do you do when it's not just a simple clog? I figure a lot of people will at least try plunging a toilet first before calling someone. Would you be willing to pull a toilet to retrieve little Johnny's Batman that's clogging things up? If you encounter a sewer line clogged with roots or one that's collapsed, do you just walk away or ask for payment for trying your basic service first?

>>2599721 (OP)

Companies like Dynorod already have that market cornered in most areas

lol yeah definitely do it you seem to know exactly what you're doing lmao even

dude in my area does this 'no cure no pay' style. If he can't fix it he gets to walk off, but without pay. I suppose if there is so much work that you don't have to give a fuck about reputation it could work.

Third party emergency service technicians exist, yes.

That's where you're wrong though.

Clogs can be dangerous...

Few years ago at my apartment one of my neighbors had a clog apparently at the same time I did.

He dumped a whole bottle of bleachdown his toilet while I was using some blue stuff in mine.

Toxic gas formed in the basement and somebody got sick.

Yeah there's a lot of stuff bleach shouldn't mix with.

If I called someone out for a clog and they said "can't do it, that'll be $XXX.XX" I would be pretty annoyed. If I have to pay anyway I'd rather call a real plumber who I know can fix whatever is wrong.

>t. doesn't want anyone else but him to make secret cool crystals in their closet

>crystals

If you cant do it just call a pro and add 5% to whatever they charge you

It's a great way to wakeup to your van on fire with three slashed tires. Also 5% on a $200 call is just $10. Why even bother?
