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In Minneapolis-Saint Paul the average cost to install or replace a toilet is $500, although prices can vary anywhere between $200 and $800+ (cost of the toilet is not included). The install should take about 2 hours.

At some point, your water heater needs to go. But, of course, replacing it means busting out the big bucks.

Ripped out of news headlines, we found 3 types of disasters caused by water heaters. Here's how to prevent each of them from happening to you.

The scenario: When you try to flush the toilet, it doesn’t flush and water comes up in the tub. The water in both places goes down after few minutes. 

How much it costs to replace your water heater depends on many factors, so it’s impossible to give you an exact number without first seeing your current water heater.

• Today, there is a high cost of heating and cooling your home. You can harness the greatest savings through energy efficient practices, keeping your space warmer in the summer and cooler in the winter when you are sleeping or away from home and then resetting the temperature to a comfortable level when you return. In short: replace thermostat.

Did you know a majority of U.S. homes rely on a hard water supply? Hard water contains excess minerals and metals like calcium and iron that pose serious implications for homeowners. While safe to use, hard water creates significant complications for cleaning and appliances. Water softeners could be a wise investment for your Twin Cities home.

Some Twin Cities homeowners may have misconceptions when it comes to the production of cool air, and it’s time to debunk the myths. Take a look while your friendly Minneapolis air conditioning professionals show you the cool facts of air conditioner truth, and save you some money along the way.

Are you looking to determine your home's energy efficiency? Your Twin Cities HVAC professionals can help you pinpoint where you are losing energy through a simple, DIY home energy assessment.

We have all experienced a bad service installation at some point. Check out these tips from your Twin Cities plumbers to prevent unnecessary appliance repairs by making sure the installation was done right the first time.