SERVICE AREA — MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Your plumber in Milwaukee
This is home. The shop sits on Kinnickinnic Avenue in Bay View, and Stan Lipinski hung the first shingle on the south side in 1989 — which means we've had our hands in Milwaukee's plumbing from Polish flats in Lincoln Village to third-floor walkups in Riverwest to new construction in the Third Ward. We know what's behind the plaster because we've opened it.
Milwaukee housing is old housing: cream city brick foundations, galvanized supply lines from the Truman administration, clay sewer laterals under 100-year-old maples. That's not a knock — these houses were built to last and they have. But they reward a plumber who's seen the pattern a thousand times and stocks the odd-size parts on the van.
What we get called for in Milwaukee
- Clay lateral root cutting in Bay View, Jackson Park, and Sherman Park
- Galvanized-to-copper supply replacements in Polish flats and bungalows
- Basement backups on the near south side during summer downpours
- Water heater swaps in tight Riverwest mechanical closets
- Frozen kitchen lines on outside walls in 1920s bungalows
From Bay View to Washington Heights, if the water's where it shouldn't be, we're 46 minutes away on average — usually less this close to the shop.
Need a plumber in Milwaukee tonight?
A licensed plumber answers day or night. Flat-rate quote before we start, no overtime charge — nights, weekends, holidays.