Answers to the questions we hear most from Bozeman-area homeowners.
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Yes, we offer 25% off service for veterans as a thank-you to those who've served. This discount applies to all our plumbing services throughout the Bozeman area.
Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency plumbing service for urgent issues like burst pipes, leaks, and sewer backups. You'll speak directly with the owner, not a call center.
We serve Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan, Three Forks, Ennis, and Livingston, MT. All service calls are handled personally by our licensed Master Plumber owner.
Yes, we're a licensed Master Plumber with hands-on experience since 2016. Every job is handled personally by the owner for quality and accountability.
No, we use safe, professional-grade equipment for drain cleaning, not harsh chemical cleaners. We also inspect drain condition and recommend maintenance steps.
Yes, we handle sewer line inspection, repair, and replacement. We offer trenchless or minimal-dig solutions when possible to protect your lawn and driveway.
Yes, we're experienced with Montana's freeze-thaw conditions and older clay or cast-iron sewer lines. We're ideal for Bozeman's mix of older homes and newer subdivisions.
Yes, we specialize in kitchen and bathroom remodel plumbing. We partner with homeowners and contractors for efficient layouts and modern upgrades like luxury showers.
The owner has been plumbing since 2016, earning Journeyman then Master Plumber licenses. Lucas Plumbing LLC was founded in September 2024 as an owner-operated company.
Yes, we provide full plumbing installation for new residential builds. Our owner has years of residential construction experience and knows local codes and inspection requirements.
Yes, we use precision detection equipment combined with trade knowledge to locate hidden leaks before they cause damage or high utility bills throughout your home.
Yes, we install both traditional and tankless water heaters with proper venting and safety testing. We help customers select the right size for Montana's cold-weather needs.
