Can anyone recommend a reliable, reputable plumber?

Hell of a troll attempt.

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What are you talking about?

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It's a fricking piece of PVC pipe that has broken straps causing it to sag. Get some material for strapping and rehang it with the proper 1/4 inch per foot fall.

It's not rocket science. Why pay a plumber $100 or more an hour to do something as easy as that?????

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on the one hand, don’t be a dick. The OP is a female asking for help on something she doesn’t know anything about.

on the other hand, she likely has access to a phone book

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I look at the posts, not the names attached to them. And I still say it's about as easy a fix as you can get when it comes to plumbing. It's just sagging PVC, not broken underground sewer lines.

At A Boy Plumbing, been using Sam for years.

(225) 347-4224

The straps are referred to as pipe hangers. Big plumbing houses should have them in stock. You may have to tell them how far below the structure the pipe is hanging. Let your fingers do the walking before driving all over town.

Then go look to see how the others are hanging/installed. It really is easy to do. You may need another set of hands to help chock the pipe into place before installing the hangers.

Sorry, do not know any plumbers in your area, but don’t want you to waste any money. Good luck.

Thanks

This is sexual harassment if “swap” means what I believe that you are implying. Would you like to apologize?

There are some really good plumbers in baton rouge. But one of the problems I've had with the good ones is that they either can't get to me for a week because they're booked up or they don't have the equipment to do heavier duty jobs such as cleaning drain pipe and such. I have had very good luck and received very fair prices over the last few years with Roto-Rooter.