At Leggett Inc., we offer professional plumbing inspection, preventive maintenance, repair and installation services to help your plumbing last as long as possible.
Plumbing additions and adjustments make up a large portion of bathroom remodel costs. The plumbing work for your remodel can cost anywhere from $200 to $10,000, but this cost depends on several factors. Before starting your bath remodel, it’s important to understand what goes into the cost and how to get the most value within your budget.
In addition to these benefits, we can help you secure any available factory rebates, tax incentives, and financing options to make your payments more manageable. Don’t wait for your luck to run out and your old system to break down completely—an upgrade now will improve your home comfort and save you money for years to come. Call us today to learn more about your options!
Plumbing issues can be daunting, but they’re much easier to navigate with the right information. At Leggett Inc., we pride ourselves on being more than a plumbing service — we’re your partner in maintaining a safe, comfortable and functional home. Whether a small concern or a pressing emergency, we’re here to provide reliable solutions tailored to your needs.
You rely on your HVAC system to keep you and your family comfortable throughout the year. Especially as the seasons change and you start to experience fluctuations in temperature, you may start to notice that it’s not heating or cooling your home as effectively as it should.
Everyone thinks their water is clean. It has to be, right? We use water for cooking, drinking, bathing, and cleaning. But if you have hard water, it can leave spots and soap scum on your dishes, make your laundry stiff and scratchy, and deposit a film on your plumbing fixtures and inside your water heater!
When changing or adding central air conditioning, it makes sense to consider upgrading to a Hybrid Heat Pump System. You get all the cooling you want for the summer, and comfort control during the “shoulder seasons,” spring and fall, and those sunny, mild days during the winter months. You need to turn to your current heating system only in sub-zero conditions. Dual-fuel systems– electric for the heat pump and natural gas, propane, or heating oil for your main heating system– deliver a great return on investment on the cost differential of the air conditioning upgrade.
October is National Fire Prevention Month, and the entire holiday season is filled with wonderful traditions that can also cause house fires, from frying turkeys to cozy fireplaces to lit candles on furniture or in windows. Please keep your home and family safe.
New EPA regulations are requiring all air conditioners and refrigeration equipment produced after January 1, 2025, to use a new refrigerant that has a lower global warming potential (GWP)than the R410A currently in use. Equipment manufactured before January 1, 2025 can be installed only through December 31, 2026.
