Heiden Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

Heiden Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has kept Milwaukee flowing for nearly a century. Founded as a family business on Bruce Street, the company now marks over 100 years of continuous operation, rare longevity for any contractor in Wisconsin. With a 4.3-star average drawn from 60 customer reviews, the team holds themselves to standards that newer companies simply cannot match. They serve the entire Milwaukee area, from downtown high-rises to older homes in the surrounding neighborhoods, handling both residential plumbing and light commercial projects. Their license and insurance are current, and their technicians can be reached at 414-937-8420 for anything from a running toilet to a full system replacement.

What separates Heiden from most area contractors is their investment in specialized pipe repair technology. While many Milwaukee plumbers still rely on invasive digging, Heiden offers trenchless pipe bursting and cast-in-place piping (CIPP), methods that let them fix sewer and water lines without tearing up landscaping. This expertise is rare in Wisconsin, and it shows up in how they approach problem jobs. Their 24/7 emergency line means someone answers the phone nights, weekends, and holidays. Before technicians leave a job, they walk through the entire repair with homeowners, showing camera inspection footage to explain exactly what needs fixing. This transparency builds trust you will not find at every shop.

Homeowners across Milwaukee name specific technicians when describing why they call Heiden again. Joey B. arrived same-day for a water pressure issue on a well system, taking time to note a loose brick on the front stoop and adjust his approach to avoid causing damage. When Maddalena needed a water heater replaced during the coldest stretch of winter, Andy.dispatche#Kori to her home within hours, she was back in business in under two hours. Adam and Jason once saved a homeowner thousands by clearing a sewer line that two previous companies claimed had collapsed; they used camera inspection to show her the real culprit was root intrusion, not a collapsed pipe. One reviewer remembers them arriving at 8:40 PM on Christmas Eve when heat failed in a house full of elderly grandparents and newborns.