Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical Services in Hudson, WI

Plumbing calls in Hudson can range from a leaking fixture or water heater issue to sump pump problems and hidden pipe leaks. Which one we’re looking at often depends on the end of town. As a plumber in Hudson, WI, we spend much of our time near downtown and along Third Street on pipes older than anyone living in the house: galvanized water lines rusted nearly shut, cast iron drains, and remodeling that moved a bathroom without anyone drawing up where the pipes went. A wet spot on a ceiling there can take some tracing before we find the leak. Up the hill the plumbing is newer, but everything that came with the house is aging out at once. A water heater that went in when the house was built in 2004 is well past the 10 to 12 years most of them last. We do water heater repair and water heater replacement on gas and electric units, and if yours is original, have us look at it before it leaks across a finished basement. The same goes for the sump pump. We handle sump pump repair and replacement, and one that’s been sitting in the pit for 20 years is likely to fail during the spring it’s needed most. Hard water wears on all of it, so a water softener installation protects a new water heater along with every faucet and appliance in the house. Sewer lines are more of an Old Town problem. The big trees on those streets send roots into old sewer pipe, and the usual warning is a basement floor drain that backs up. We start with a sewer camera inspection so you can see what’s going on. From there it’s drain cleaning with hydrojetting, or trenchless sewer line repair or relining if the pipe is broken, which leaves the yard and sidewalk alone. Electrical work can be just as varied. Older homes need the basics brought up to date: fuse boxes, small panels, worn wiring. Newer homes mostly need more capacity. People are finishing basements and charging cars for the drive to the Twin Cities, and a 20-year-old panel may not have room. As an electrician in Hudson, WI, we handle electrical panel upgrades, wiring, outlets, switches, EV charger installation, and dedicated circuits for new equipment. We fix what’s wrong today and check that the panel can carry what the house is running now. We also do whole home generator installation. When a storm takes out the power, the furnace and sump pump stop, and outside the city limits the well pump does too. A standby generator runs on natural gas or propane and starts on its own. We size it to the house, install the transfer switch, and make the electrical and gas connections.

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