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Expert Repairs for Dishwashers, Garbage Disposals, Faucets, & More

Fixtures are how we benefit from our home plumbing system. It’s also the first place where we’ll notice problems. If you need fast and durable fixture repairs, call O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc. today! Our expert plumbers are specialists in handling all types of home fixtures, including toilets, sinks, faucets, dishwashers, and more. If water or gas runs through it, we’re the team to call! Our technicians handle jobs of all sizes and complexities, all with the same professionalism and care that we’re known for. If your fixtures are aging and have multiple problems, we’re more than happy to provide you with a thorough inspection and provide any repair that you request.

Perfect Fixtures Are a Phone Call Away! Call (262) 912-1166 for a Free Estimate Today.

Why O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc.?

Your Comfort Is Our Top Priority
  • Backed by Nearly 60 Years of Experience

  • Our Company is Family Owned & Operated

  • 24/7 Emergency Services Available

  • Free Estimates Are Provided for Customers

  • Licensed, Bonded & Insured

  • Over Thousands of Jobs Completed

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About O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

At O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc., we have been providing our customers with dependable, plumbing solutions since 1958. As a third generation family-owned company, our clients always come first; what’s essential to you, is essential to us. This idea is at the heart of every service we provide, and our clients have come to expect the superior workmanship and professionalism associated with our name. Whether you need a minor repair, routine maintenance, or a complete overhaul of your system, there is no issue that is too big or too small for us to handle. Give our experts a call today and discover how we can help!

  • Backflow Risk Levels The measures required to prevent backflow depend on the risk of contamination- these risks are categorized into levels:
  • No risk. Potable water
  • Aesthetic quality affected, e.g. water which may have been heated
  • Slight hazard from substances of low toxicity, e.g. cold water storage tanks
  • Significant hazard, e.g. pesticides
  • Serious health risk, e.g. human waste

Our Customers Say it Best

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Trusted Plumbing Choice

  • “Thanks to Lannie, he was great, very informative and got the work done quickly and efficiently. ”

    -Randall

  • “Extremely happy with O’Leary and Lannie. ”

    -Jason Hughes

  • “Steve was great, very knowledgeable man. Knew what he was doing, was in and out. ”

    -Bob Lawn

  • “Really appreciate the quick turnaround on this, and the ease with which you (the whole team) are to work with. ”

    -Parks Hisey

  • “Thank you for sending the two guys out so quickly to work on the boiler. They did a great job. ”

    -Dennis Kehoe

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why Is Dirty Water Backing up into My Sinks & Tubs?

    After years of use, FOGs (fats, oil, and grease), hair, soap residue, and hard water deposits will clog up your waste water drain. When this happens, waste will back up into your sinks and tubs. If this has been happening to you frequently, you likely need your sewer drain unclogged and cleaned. Other symptoms include slow draining and unexplained pools of water in sinks/tubs.

  • Why Is There a Rotting Smell?

    Many fixtures in your kitchen are intended to prevent odors and get rid of waste. Garbage disposals primarily take care of this problem, but impeller bits (the “teeth”) can become worn and leave food largely intact. This causes them to get stuck in the hopper, clogging the drain and leaving a rotting smell.

  • Why Is My Faucet Screeching When the Water Is Running?

    Your faucet controls the flow of hot and cold water using washers and a valve stem. When these parts become worn, the flow of water causes them to whistle or screech loudly. Loose washers in particular will spin as water passes them through the valve, which leads to an alarming (but fixable) noise. You won’t need to replace your faucet, but you may need professional repairs.

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