Howdy there Stevensville, when you fill up at the corner of Main Street and Eastside Highway, you’re in our wheelhouse. Our licensed plumbers have been fixing up Stevensville’s plumbing and HVAC troubles for many years. From the properties near St. Mary’s Mission to builds along Kootenai Creek Road, we help keep this valley’s water flowing and furnaces blazing.
Our crew tackles every plumbing challenge that comes our way, whether you’re dealing with a balky fixture or need a complete replumb.
We’re familiar with the older piping systems in downtown Stevensville plus the newer PEX installations in developments north toward Lee Metcalf. We’re always arriving on time and equipped to fix the issue.
Clogged drains typically come at the worst of times. Kitchen sinks backing up right before guests come over, you know how it goes.
Luckily we’re ready to go 24/7, and can have a plumber in Missoula out to you with experience clearing hundreds of these clogs throughout the Stevensville area.
A cold shower is not an enjoyable experience, wouldn’t you agree? Hot water is a luxury we’ve gotten used to which is why our technicians install and repair both tank style and tankless water heaters, ensuring your family gets reliable hot water throughout the year.
Oh, and side note: homes along Bass Creek drainage rely on propane or electric systems, and we’re certified to handle both.
Not everyone is certified to work on boilers, however Right Now Plumbing and Heating is. Our boiler technicians inspect, repair, and maintain residential boiler systems anywhere in Stevensville.
From old cast iron units to modern condensing boilers, we keep them chugging along at top efficiency.
When your furnace isn’t working during a cold snap, you need help right now (hence the name).
Our heating servicemen work on all types of forced air systems, from basic gas furnaces to high output models. We perform seasonal tune ups, filter replacements, and emergency repairs throughout the valley.
A jammed disposal is super annoying when you’re trying to clean up dinner. We install new units and fix existing disposals quickly, restoring your kitchen’s functionality.
Whether you want a basic replacement or want to upgrade to a more powerful model, we’ll recommend the right solution for you.
Summer heat in the Bitterroot Valley can push temperatures into the 90s and sometimes 100’s. Our AC pros install central air systems, ductless mini splits, and perform seasonal maintenance to keep your home running smoothly.
We also handle refrigerant leaks, compressor issues, and thermostat problems that leave you in a sauna for a home.
Gas line work needs safety protocols and proper certification. Our licensed gas fitters install new lines for ranges, dryers, and outdoor appliances while also repairing leaks and performing safety inspections.
Many rural properties around Fort Owen rely on propane, and we’re experienced with both natural gas and LP systems.
We’ve earned our reputation by showing up when we say we will and standing behind our work. Our plumbers are licensed, background checked, and trained on the latest best practices in the industry while respecting the old school service values.
Plumbing disasters follow no schedule. Pipe leak on a Sunday afternoon? Furnace failure on Christmas Eve? We maintain availability 24/7 because we know how quickly problems come up. Our response times beat what you’ll find with other plumbing and heating companies.
We’re not a franchise organization run from some distant city. Our entire team, top down, lives and works right here in the valley, shopping at the same stores you do and dealing with the same seasons you do.
Right Now Plumbing and Heating serves in and around Stevensville:
Heat tape fails if it’s not properly installed or if air gaps in your crawl space let frigid air reach the pipes. Homes can battle this because cold air seeps through foundation vents or around where pipes enter the house.
Yes, well water throughout the Bitterroot typically carries high mineral content that creates scale buildup in pipes and appliances. A quality water conditioning system extends plumbing life a lot.
Natural springs and high water tables near the Bitterroot River can push groundwater into crawl spaces. Sump pumps and working drainage systems are the best solutions.
Absolutely. Even freeze proof spigots can fail during prolonged cold snaps. Drain and disconnect garden hoses by November, and if possible, shut off interior valves feeding those outdoor faucets.
Annual inspections before the heating season prevent most breakdowns. Montana’s heating season runs long and hard and neglected units often fail during the coldest stretches when you can’t afford downtime.
Dry P traps lose their water seal during hot weather if fixtures aren’t used regularly. Also, vent pipes can develop blockages that prevent proper drainage, creating odor problems.
Town code requires permits for new installations and significant alterations. We handle permit applications and make sure all work meets the 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code standards.
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