Few things are more frustrating than leaking pipes, dripping faucets or broken water heaters. At Miller's Nu-Tech Plumbing and Heating, we take care of all your various home plumbing and water problems so that your house continues to flow smoothly year round. Our plumbers repair and replace water heaters, toilets, faucets, disposals, sinks and repair all types of water leaks and pipe breaks.
At Miller's Nu-Tech Plumbing and Heating, we handle all types of plumbing remodeling, from new construction to revising your existing home's plumbing installations. We specialize in kitchen and bathroom plumbing remodeling projects and do new home plumbing and existing home plumbing installations.
Miller's Nu-Tech Plumbing and Heating is the best plumbing contractor to perform maintenance work on your existing unit or to provide and install a new gas, electric or tankless water heater. We provide professional grade water heaters at up front and affordable prices. Miller's Nu-Tech uses the best gas, electric and tankless water heaters. We only use professional quality replacement parts for repairs and guarantee our workmanship and products.
Most traditional water heaters maintain a large amount of water at a constant heated temperature stored in a holding tank. This consumes a great deal of energy during periods of time when you don't need hot water. Tankless water heaters go into action the moment you require hot water, which is heated instantly as it travels through the tankless water heaters heating system, being delivered continuously and on demand only when you need it. Since it only consumes energy when being actively used, it saves you on your home energy costs and is an environmentally friendly option for your home.
A sump pump is a device that pumps water out of a pit placed below the water grade in your home. This pit is located usually at the end point of the french drains installed in or around your home's basement. When it rains or snow starts to melt, water fills the pit and the sump pump turns on and pumps the water out of the pit into a drain simply piped outside away from your home. Because a sump pump is often submerged in water, it should be checked and tested once a year to ensure it still operates. If the sump pump fails it could lead to flooding your basement and do costly damages.