If you live in Lolo, MT, you know plumbing and heating problems happen at the worst times. This is just the reality. Luckily, our team’s combined experience of 45+ years is able to fix these issues across Lolo and the Bitterroot Valley.
From homes near Mormon Creek Road to properties tucked closer to the Bitterroot River, chances are we’ve worked on a system just like yours.
Broken pipes during the January cold. Sewer lines backing up after years of use. Slab leaks under older homes along Highway 12.
We handle the difficult plumbing and hvac problems and explain whether a repair is sufficient or if replacement is the smarter option.
Lolo winters need reliable heating systems. Furnaces and boilers work hard when temperatures drop well below zero, and small issues can quickly turn into full on failures.
From neighborhoods off Highway 93 to development near the new elementary school, we’ve kept Lolo homes warm through cold times.
Slow drains, recurring clogs, and sewer backups usually point to a bigger issue like grease buildup, aging pipes, or invasive tree roots.
We clear drains using professional equipment, not band-aid fixes. Whether you’re dealing with a clogged line near the steak house or a main sewer issue in Lolo proper, we’ll fix it.
Losing hot water is a pain in the butt. We repair and replace both tank and tankless water heaters and help you choose a system that fits your needs and budget. Emergency water heater situations are something we can send out a plumber in Missoula to handle as well.
We service both older cast iron boilers and newer condensing models throughout the Lolo area. If your boiler isn’t heating evenly or zones aren’t responding correctly, we diagnose the issue quickly and repair it safely.
A loud bang or rumble when your furnace starts is often delayed ignition caused by dirty burners. We’ll repair furnaces quickly and recommend replacement only when repair no longer makes financial sense.
Jammed blades, burned out motors, or leaking disposals can make a kitchen sink unusable. We keep a disposal on all our trucks so we can repair or replace garbage disposals fast so you’re not stuck dealing with food waste too long.
While Lolo winters get most of the attention, summers can bring heat waves and wildfire smoke.
We install and service air conditioning systems designed for Montana homes and can often recommend pairing cooling systems with upgraded filtration to help indoor air quality during smoke season.
Gas line work needs proper licensing and experience. Whether you’re adding a gas range, installing a new outdoor grill, or suspecting a gas leak, our technicians handle gas line installations and repairs safely and correctly.
As master plumbers and over four decades in the HVAC business, we’ve got a trusted reputation on straightforward service and advice. If a repair is the best option, we’ll say so. If replacement will save you money, we explain why.
Plumbing and heating emergencies come at random. We answer calls and dispatch technicians seven days a week since bursted pipes and failed furnaces don’t follow your schedule.
Our team lives and works in the Missoula and Bitterroot Valley area. We know Lolos homes, local building regulations, and how weather affects your plumbing and heating.
We serve all of Lolo, Montana. Including homes and business near the following:
This is usually delayed ignition caused by dirty burners. Gas builds up before igniting, creating a small explosion that can damage your furnace. Cleaning and inspection solve this.
Let faucets drip when temperatures drop below 20°F, keep cabinet doors open under sinks, insulate exposed pipes, and keep your thermostat set to at least 55°F when out of town.
Yes. July and August heat waves combined with wildfire smoke make AC paired with proper filtration a worthwhile upgrade for comfort and healthy air.
Common causes include old galvanized pipes, a failing pressure regulator, or undersized supply lines. We diagnose which it is and fix it correctly.
Call Right Now Plumbing and Heating. We are certified for gas line installation and repair and handle this work with the required safety standards.
Thoroughly ventilate and clean. Open windows and use fans to push fresh air through the house, run HEPA/activated-carbon air purifiers, and upgrade HVAC filters (MERV filters). Professional duct cleaning is often needed too.
Tank water heaters typically fall between $1,500 and $4,200 installed. Tankless water heaters can range from $3,800 to $9,500 installed. Costs vary and increase based on appliance type, a need for gas line upsizing, electrical upgrades, dedicated venting, condensate drains, or multiple units.
Usually this is due to undersized equipment, dirty filters, or ductwork leaks. Contact an HVAC contractor if unsure.
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