🐾 Plumbing with a Purpose: Help Shelter Dogs While Unclogging Your Home’s Drain
We’ve all been there—a slow-draining sink or tub, or worse, a completely blocked pipe. But this summer, taking care of your home’s plumbing problems can do more than just improve your household. It can feed a dog in need.
From April 15 to August 26, J. Blanton Plumbing is proud to introduce Unclogs for Dogs, a charitable campaign that donates 10 pounds of dog food to local animal shelters for every $93 drain unclogging service we complete. Just mention “DOGS” when you book, and we’ll do the rest.
🐶 Why We’re Doing This
Here at J. Blanton Plumbing, we believe our role in the community goes beyond fixing leaks and clearing clogs. We’re proud Chicagoans, and we know that local animal shelters are often stretched thin—especially when it comes to food supplies.
We wanted to find a way to bring our customers into something meaningful, and dogs are a cause close to our hearts. After all, who doesn’t love the idea of helping a hungry pup while crossing something off your home maintenance list?
💧 A Closer Look at the Promotion
Here’s how the Unclogs for Dogs campaign works:
- Schedule a drain unclogging service between April 15 and August 26
- Mention the code “DOGS” at the time of booking
- Receive professional drain service for a flat rate of $93
- We donate 10 pounds of dog food to local shelters on your behalf
Simple for you, and life-changing for a shelter pet.
🏠 What You Can Expect
We’re not cutting corners to make this campaign work. Our expert technicians provide the same level of care and service you’ve come to expect from J. Blanton. Whether it’s a clogged kitchen sink or a slow shower drain, we’ll get the job done—and you’ll be helping a dog eat dinner.
📅 Limited-Time Offer
This campaign is only running until August 26, National Dog Day, so don’t wait. Book your appointment today and be part of something special.
📞 Call 773-724-9272 or visit JBlantonPlumbing.com to schedule now.
Together, we can keep Chicago’s drains—and dog bowls—flowing.