Four weeks ago I called my home warranty company for a small leak on the tile of my laundry room. The home warranty brought in Tritz plumbing. The man, Mike, came into my house, snaked my line 75 feet and said he found nothing. I asked him what was wrong with it then. He said, and I quote, I don't know. I asked him if he thought he fixed the problem. He said, I don't know. I told him that I could hear gurgling noises coming out of my kitchen sink. He went and listened and said, Boy, you stumped me. I don't know. I paid him and he left. In addition, he turned my air conditioner down from 74 to 68 because it was too hot for him to work. There appeared to be no leak for about 2 days, so I thought whatever he did while snaking my line, he must have pushed a clog through or something. Day 3 I came home from work with a basement full of water. About 3 inches deep. Everything saturated. I called Tritz and my home warranty again. Again, Mike came out a couple days later. He snaked it to 85 feet and said he found roots there. He also told me that the water was just rain water and nothing more. My kids and I moved furniture out and up to another room as we waded through the rain water. Mike said he'd contact the home warranty and get back with me. 4 days went by. I finally called Tritz. They said they'd get back to me. All the while, my basement is still soaked. The next day when I hadn't heard from Tritz, I called again. They said they'd call the warranty company again. Was this a warranty issue or a Tritz issue? I believe they are both at fault. Tritz knew what was happening and that something needed to happen fast. They were negligent in my opinion. I now have a VERY hefty bill to fix everything that I believe could have been avoided if they had done their due diligence and diagnosed it right away instead of saying, I don't know.