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At some point, your furnace will develop a few operational problems, or worse, it’ll completely take a dive. And when that happens (it’s inevitable, so plan for it), you need to have a furnace repair specialist whom you can trust to fix the problem promptly.

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Got a toilet that can’t flush properly? Whether the bowl empties halfway, it fills up with way too much water, or your toilet simply won’t respond when you push the flush lever, we’re here to help. At Steve’s Plumbing & Heating, we can diagnose and fix your non-functional toilet in a snap. That said, it’s never a bad idea for you to know what might be going on with your toilet too.

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Are you a fan of ice-cold showers? No? Then you should know most water heaters last a maximum of 12 years, and once yours starts approaching the end of its life, it’ll let you know. But unless you’re aware of the signs of a failing water heater, you might not recognize there’s even an issue until it’s too late and you’re stuck without hot water.

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Got a minor plumbing problem that seems like it has an easy DIY fix? While repairing a small pipe leak or busting through a tough drain blockage on your own might seem simple, most plumbing issues really require professional attention.

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Even though your air ducts are tucked away out of sight, it’s important to pay attention to their performance. To ensure your air conditioner and heater operate as efficiently as possible, you must make sure your duct system is fully intact, but since it’s tough to get your eyes on, that can be a challenge.

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Wisconsin might not be the most humid or arid place in the country, but that doesn’t mean homeowners here don’t need to pay close attention to their relative indoor humidity levels. According to the EPA, indoor relative humidity shouldn’t exceed 60% and ideally, it should fall between 30%-50%. Moisture levels outside this range can lead to a variety of issues, including inefficient heating and cooling, health problems, and more.

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Having problems with your aging central a/c unit? Although you’ve probably already decided to call an air conditioner repair specialist to come out and fix it, pursuing repairs may not be the most cost-effective, long-term choice. In some cases, opting for a complete air conditioner replacement is a better option, as doing will save you money in the long run.

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If you’re looking for ways to cut down your utility expenses, there are plenty of things you can do. While being more conscientious about your energy and water use can help, there are also simple and relatively inexpensive household upgrades you can make. Swapping out your existing fixtures and appliances for their more efficient counterparts will not only help you save on your bills but can also net you some nice savings on your taxes.

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Whether you own your home or rent, you likely know that plumbing leaks of any severity require prompt repair to prevent extensive water damage. But leaks in your plumbing system aren’t always evident, and the hidden drips and drops you may not be able to see often cause the most damage.

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Toilets naturally make a racket when they flush and refill with water, but they should be relatively silent the rest of the time. If your toilet is spouting off even when you’re not actively using it, you probably have a problem on your hands.

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