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What You Should Know Before Buying a Boiler

Boilers are a standard heating system in both residential and commercial properties. Although different types of boilers offer a wide range of features, they mostly perform the same function. Boilers heat water, and then distribute it through a building via a piping network that channels through the walls, ceiling, or floors. Most boilers are powered by natural gas, oil, propane, or diesel fuel.

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Is it Time for a Thermostat Replacement?

Today’s thermostats range from standard conventional units to programmable units with lots of bells and whistles. Our guide below can help you compare the different types of thermostats so that you can choose the right one for your home. Manufacturers design all features on modern units for comfort, convenience, and energy efficiency. Let’s take a closer look at the three types of thermostats we install or repair.

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4 Drain Maintenance Solutions

Keep your drains working smoothly and effectively, and you’ll avoid clogs, overflows, and nasty smells. Steve’s Plumbing & Heating, serving all of central Wisconsin including Wausau, Stevens Point, and Wisconsin Rapids, offers a wide range of drain maintenance services.

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Why You Need an Air Purification System in Minneapolis

Has the Minneapolis air got you down? We can help clean the air in your home by installing a brand new whole-house or single-room air cleaner. A Steve’s Plumbing & Heating technician is ready to show you all the filtration options available to you. Installation is quick and easy and can solve a wide range of issues. Some of these problems are listed below.

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Kitchen Plumbing Remodeling Tips

There’s a lot that goes into a kitchen remodel. If you do not plan well during the design phase, you may experience significant problems halfway through the project. Plumbing is a crucial element of any kitchen renovation, so it’s essential to get the details right before you execute.

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Furnace vs. Boiler: What is the Difference?

If you are considering investing in a new heating system for your home, you’ll want to explore your options carefully. The type of heating unit you purchase will determine how much energy you consume, how balanced the air is, and what kind of energy source you use.

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Winterizing Your Heating & Plumbing System

Your heating and plumbing systems are among the essential components in our home. Therefore, it would help if you protected them from the freezing cold temperatures. With winter on the way, we recommend that you schedule a complete plumbing and heating inspection before the temperatures plummet and the snowstorms arrive.

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Leaky Pipes: Money Down the Drain

Leaky pipes are more than an irritation. They cost you money. Experts estimate the cost of a leaky pipe includes more than the pipe itself. Leaks can lead to structural damage around the house, expensive plumbing repairs, and mold mitigation.

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It's Time for A Complete Ductwork Inspection

Winter is the best time to clean out the ductwork in your home. Your family will be indoors more often with sealed windows and doors. Since the air has nowhere to go, the dirty ductwork will continue to distribute dirty air throughout every house.

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We Offer 24-Hour Emergency Service

Steve’s Plumbing & Heating provides fast and efficient 24/7 emergency service for homeowners in the Minneapolis, Minnesota. We are on call during the day, night, and the weekends to help you when you experience a plumbing or heating emergency.

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