Ranger Plumbing & Heating

Established in 1985, Ranger Plumbing & Heating has been serving Montana's plumbing needs for more than 30 years. Originally located in beautiful Livingston, MT - Ranger now proudly serves from Bozeman to Big Sky and beyond. Every one of our talented technicians is state licensed and the services we provide always meet or exceed local plumbing codes - all while being backed and guaranteed by our competitive warranties. We can provide expert 24 hour Emergency Service available 365 days a year whenever you need us.

At Ranger, we pride ourselves on providing the best service with the most knowledgeable and courteous plumbers in Montana. All of our plumbing and heating services will always meet or exceed local plumbing codes and we never cut corners. The safety of your home and family are our top priority. Whether we're assisting with a plumbing or heating emergency, you can depend on Ranger to get the job done right. Call Ranger, we always answer our phones. Established in 1985, Ranger Plumbing & Heating Inc., is a family owned business with extensive experience in caring from your home plumbing and heating needs.

No plumbing problem can ruin your day quite like a problem with your drains. From kitchen sinks to toilets to main line repairs, call Ranger Plumbing when you need it fixed right. It's true, there are a lot of choices out there for plumbers to handle your drain backups. So why choose Ranger? Simple - we are the plumbers the other guys call when things get tough. We have one of the most comprehensive drain cleaning equipment arsenals in the state and the experience to get the job done right, fast.

A good heating system is a major investment in your home. It will keep you and your family warm throughout the cold Montana winter months and, if properly maintained, should last for many years to come. It's important that you not only choose a properly designed and installed heating system, but that the heating system you choose is well maintained to ensure it doesn't break down or degrade. For those of you in the Bozeman & Livingston area that are overdue for a tune-up or service call on your existing heating system, call Ranger Plumbing & Heating today.

The first step in installing a new water heater in your home is to hire a licensed plumber who will provide you with a comprehensive rundown of your options prior to selecting and installing a new heater. If you live near Bozeman or Livingston and think you need a new water heater, now is the time to call the professionals at Ranger Plumbing®. We will walk you through the process, answer all your questions, and help get you the best heater for your needs. One of the most important elements in installing a new water heater is selecting a model that fits your home's needs.

Video pipe inspection is a process in which we insert a long line of optical cable into the pipe to look forany issues such as damage, blockage, or root intrusion. It also allows us to trace and locate the path your sewer takes through your yard. A video pipe inspection is incredibly effective. Not only does it allow us to look for specific clogs, but it allows us to see other possible issues as well: roots infiltrating your sewer line, noticeable sags or bad spots in your pipe, or leaks inside a sewer line.

We offer full boiler and hot water heat system repairs in the Bozeman & Livingston service areas. We'll make sure your system operates at its best year-round. With year round 24/7 service, trust Ranger to be their for you and your home. Your heat system is one of the most technical and complicated systems in your home. Every component needs to be tuned and designed to work properly, safely, and to keep your family warm. From slow drains and backups, root control to full sewer replacements, let Ranger take care of the heavy lifting.

In a word, yes! It takes 5 years to train to become a plumber in Montana (8 years for Master Plumbers) plus additional time spent every year to renew each and every plumbing license. With the amount of knowledge needed to properly work on your home plumbing system, why would you go with anybody but a licensed plumber. Plumbers are responsible for not only your home, but for protecting your health and safety as well as that of your neighbor. When it comes to your drinking water and sanitary plumbing, remember to make sure your plumber has a current Montana license.