Plumbing, heating and electrical in Columbus.
Our shop and dispatch are here, so Columbus gets the shortest arrival windows we offer.
Old houses, new demands.
Columbus has some of the oldest housing in Ohio. German Village and Victorian Village still have homes from the 1800s, and much of Clintonville went up between the 1910s and the 1950s.
That means galvanized pipe, cast iron drains, small electrical panels and boilers that have been patched for decades. We work on those houses every day, and we know which upgrades make sense in a house that old and which ones don't.
Where we work in Columbus.
A sample of the Columbus neighborhoods we're in most weeks.
German Village
Brick cottages from the 1800s on narrow lots and brick streets. Tight basements, original drain lines and lots of careful work in finished spaces.
Clintonville
Homes from the 1910s to the 1950s with mature trees and older sewer laterals. Root intrusion and galvanized supply lines are common calls.
Short North
Rehabbed historic buildings next to new condos. Mixed wiring generations, tankless water heaters and condo association rules.
Victorian Village
Large Victorian homes, many converted to doubles. Boilers, knob and tube wiring and multiple meters.
The jobs Columbus homes call us for most.
Galvanized to copper and PEX
Rusty water and low pressure in pre war homes, replaced in stages to keep the house usable.
Knob and tube replacement
Old cloth wiring that insurers flag, rewired with as little plaster damage as we can manage.
Boiler service and repair
Hot water and steam boilers in older homes, kept running or replaced with a high efficiency unit.
All three trades, in Columbus.
Permits, when a job needs one, are filed by us with the city. We schedule the inspection and meet the inspector.
What Columbus neighbors say.
Reviews on a live site load from the Google Business Profile with the reviewer's name. The ones below are samples for this demo.
Our 1920s house had pipes nobody wanted to touch. They explained every step and finished a day early.
They traced a breaker that kept tripping back to the water heater in one visit. Two other companies had blamed each other for a month.
Showed up inside the window, put down runners without being asked, and sent photos of the new lines before he left.
Columbus questions, answered.
Written around what people in Columbus search for before they call.
Do you work on historic homes in German Village?
Yes, often. We plan around finished plaster, tight basements and exterior rules, and we'll talk through options that keep the character of the house.
Can you replace galvanized pipe without opening every wall?
Usually most of it. We run new lines through basements, closets and chases, and plan any wall openings with you before we start.
How fast can you get to a Columbus address?
Columbus calls usually get a same day, two hour window because our dispatch is here.
Nearby service areas
Also near Columbus: Bexley, Grandview Heights and Upper Arlington.
Book a visit in Columbus.
A photo of the leak, the panel or the thermostat helps the tech bring the right parts the first time.
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