Avoid ARS Manassas at all costs. - Customer Service Representative (CSR) ARS-Rescue Rooter Employee Review

1.0
Oct 31, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

still trying to think of one.

Cons

If you like nature, you'll love all the drain flies surrounding you during the day in the office. If you like roughing it, the bathrooms are only clogged and over flowing 3 or 4 times every month... if they have toilet paper. And don't worry about parking! You have every right to double park or have someone double park you in the bumper car sized parking lot. And if you get a nail(s) in your tires parking there.. don't worry... ARS makes you pay for the tire /repair yourself... from nails off of their trucks. And ARS honors holidays! By having you work them, usually with notice the day before that you are. Ask about their yearly furlough plan for fun. When asked about either working in Hell or ARS, most would agree at least Hell is warm and the people nicer.

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5.0
Jun 10, 2026
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Pros

Great pay, amazing benefits, super easy if you’re a people person, amazing management team

Cons

Intensive KPI tracking, independent workload, not work life balance friendly. Your performance can be affected if you’re having a bad day. People treat you like scum of the earth

1.0
Apr 30, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

You can take work truck home.

Cons

Management has created a challenging work environment where technician support and fair compensation do not appear to be priorities. There are no performance-based bonuses or consistent annual raises, despite strong expectations around sales. Call distribution lacks transparency, with higher-quality leads often going to a small, select group, making it difficult for others to perform at their full potential. Technicians are also expected to take calls after scheduled hours (8 AM – 4 PM), which impacts work-life balance. Additionally, time and travel policies raise concerns. Technicians clock in upon arrival at the customer’s location rather than when travel begins, even when jobs are over an hour away. This results in significant unpaid driving time, often exceeding two hours per day. In some cases, technicians are required to travel to appointments even when customers are unresponsive, leading to cancellations or reschedules without compensation for the time lost. Overall, the expectations placed on technicians are high, but the structure and support systems in place do not consistently reflect or reward that effort.

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ARS-Rescue Rooter Response
1mo
Thank you for sharing this detailed feedback, and we recognize how concerning these experiences can be. We take issues around transparency, fair compensation, scheduling expectations, and travel time very seriously, and your comments highlight areas that require continued focus and accountability. Our goal is to create an environment where all technicians have equitable opportunities, clear support, and recognition that reflects their effort and performance. If you would be open to discussing further, please visit arsawaremobile.ethicspoint.com or call 833-633-7255.
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