Plumbing Services in Southeast Wisconsin
Plumbing Installation
A home’s plumbing system needs to work 24/7. Toilets, faucets, washing machines, and dishwashers need running water. It’s important to ensure that these plumbing systems work properly, or your daily routines will be interrupted.
Mr. Holland’s Home Services plumbing professionals offer comprehensive plumbing system installation services for homes and commercial buildings throughout the Southeastern Wisconsin area.
If you need plumbing service or are looking for an estimate, call (262) 500-3410 today.
Hear From Our Happy Customers
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“Could not ask for a better business to work with. From replacing my sewer stack to inevitably having to replace my main sewer line, they gave 100%. Took their time to explain each step and did the job correctly. And to make them even better, they came out ”Jessica S.
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“The technician who came to service my home was Shannon. He was absolutely the best! He knew exactly what to do with minimum effort. If I have any issues again in the future, I'm definitely going to request Shannon at Mr Holland's.”Jake B.
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“The technician who came to service my home was Shannon, and he was absolutely the best. I wish I could give him a million stars. He knew exactly what to do with minimum effort. If I have any issues again in the future, I'm definitely going to request him.”John B.
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“My water heater broke late Saturday night. I called them Sunday morning, and they had someone at my home within an hour for a reasonable weekend cost. The water heater is getting installed tomorrow. So thankful!!”Maria S.
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“Mr. Holland's was very professional, polite, and walked me through the process and options! He took care of the issue quickly. He cleaned the area and returned all items to their original state!”Scott L.
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“The person I spoke with to schedule service was delightful and personable. The technician who came to my house was so polite. All around, fabulous service and a great company.”Mary Jo M.
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“Called first thing in the morning, Erik showed up shortly after calling!! He was nice and very knowledgeable! He did a quick and amazing job replacing my water heater. I highly recommend this company to all my friends and family!”Alicia W.
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“Extremely thorough with photos of before and after work. Both men were personable and caring of my home and furniture. They were recommended to me by a friend who had their vents recently cleaned by Mr. Hollard's and I too HIGHLY recommend them!”Jennifer B.
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“We always have a great experience with these guys. This time we had Luis and he was fantastic. Found the root cause of our issue. Explained everything to us and provided options. Never pushy and always professional. Thank you!!”Dave V.
Five Signs You May Have a Faulty Plumbing System
- Odd noises coming from faucets: An odd sound from your faucet (noise or screech) may indicate air is getting into your pipes. This isn’t a good sign, and you need to call a plumber.
- Low water pressure: Low water pressure in older homes can indicate a problem with the piping system. It may mean there’s a clog, or the pipes are the wrong size.
- Foul smells from the drains: Rotten egg smell coming through the drains may mean a drain is blocked, allowing sewer gas to back up into your pipes.
- Slow drain: This often indicates a pipe clog and can be easily fixed. However, if a plumber diagnoses the drain and notices this issue even after the pipe was snaked, there could be an issue with the pipe system itself.
- Stains on ceilings or walls: With a plumbing leak somewhere in a home, there are often brown stains on walls and ceilings. It’s essential to have a plumber do a diagnostic to assess if there’s a leaking pipe.
Top Plumbing Tips for Homeowners
- Know where the shut-off valves are: Homes have dedicated shut-off valves (condos and apartments don’t). It’s important to know where these are in case of a plumbing emergency.
- Vacuums: When something gets stuck in a drain, like a child’s toy or comb, it’s best to use a wet-dry vacuum to get the object out. In these cases, you don’t want to use a plunger as it will only push the object deeper.
- If you see a leak, don’t ignore it: Small leaks often have the potential to turn into a big problem. Leaks can waste up to 200 gallons of water per day. Don’t wait — call a plumber ASAP.
- Never over-tighten fittings: Many think a tighter fitting is more secure, but this could lead to broken bolts and stripped screws. It’s important to remember, “Hand-tight is just right.”
Priority Club 1717 Membership
Benefits of being a Club 1717 member
- Discounted prices on any service fee or repair
- Yearly system tune-ups included
- Reduced after-hours service fees
- Guaranteed 2-day priority service - or your repair is FREE
- Just to name a few...
Proudly Serving Southeastern Wisconsin
We are proud to serve Milwaukee and other surrounding areas. If you don’t see your community listed, contact us to see if we can still help!
- Allenton
- Bayside
- Beaver Dam
- Belgium
- Big Bend
- Brookfield
- Brown Deer
- Brownsville
- Burnett
- Butler
- Caledonia
- Cascade
- Cedarburg
- Clyman
- Colgate
- Cudahy
- Delafield
- Dousman
- Eagle
- Elm Grove
- Fillmore
- Fond du Lac
- Fox Lake
- Fox Point
- Franklin
- Franksville
- Fredonia
- Germantown
- Glenbeulah
- Glendale
- Grafton
- Greendale
- Greenfield
- Hales Corners
- Hartford
- Hartland
- Hingham
- Horicon
- Hubertus
- Hulls Crossing
- Hustisford
- Iron Ridge
- Ixonia
- Jackson
- Juneau
- Kansasville
- Kewaskum
- Kohler
- Lake Church
- Lannon
- Lomira
- Mayville
- Menomonee Falls
- Mequon
- Milwaukee
- Mount Pleasant
- Muskego
- Nashotah
- Neosho
- New Berlin
- North Prairie
- Oak Creek
- Oconomowoc
- Oostburg
- Palmyra
- Pewaukee
- Plymouth
- Port Washington
- Racine
- Random Lake
- Richfield
- River Hills
- Rochester
- Saukville
- Sheboygan Falls
- Shorewood
- Slinger
- South Milwaukee
- St. Francis
- Sussex
- Theresa
- Thiensville
- Union Grove
- Waldo
- Wales
- Waterford
- Waukesha
- Waupun
- Wauwatosa
- West Allis
- West Bend
- Whitefish Bay
- Windlake
How To Know It’s Time To Get New Pipes
Older homes tend to have more plumbing problems due to faulty or outdated pipes. The most common materials for plumbing pipes are brass, copper, and PVC (polyvinyl chloride). These types of pipes can often last up to 80 years. It’s important to note that if the pipes aren’t being maintained and hard water deposits form, this can lead to pipe degradation and rusting.
Points To Consider Before Repiping Your House
- Is your home old? If you have an older home, your pipes have probably never been redone. Homes over 50 years old usually have galvanized pipes, which can break or corrode over time.
- Do you have lower water pressure in your home? Low water pressure can sometimes indicate that you need new pipes. Rust or mineral buildup is common in older pipe systems, leading to less water coming through and resulting in lower water pressure.
- Is your tap water discolored? If there’s rust buildup from older pipes in the home, this can turn the tap water reddish-brown or brown colored. This tends to occur with galvanized pipes in older homes.
- Have there been multiple incidents of leaking or broken pipes in the home? If this occurs often, it’s important to have a plumber diagnose what needs to be done.
Let Mr. Holland’s Home Services diagnose your pipes and replace your faulty system.
Contact us online or call (262) 500-3410 to have your plumbing repiped.