Have a plumbing or heating project in St. Cloud, MN?
Handyman's Inc is a one stop shop for all of your plumbing and heating supplies
We have what you are seeking for your next plumbing/heating project. The vast number of plumbing and heating supplies we stock and can obtain will help you avoid that needless trip around town. When your faucet leaks or your toilet clogs, you can count on us for your bathroom, kitchen and laundry room necessities comprising of fixtures, parts, and other plumbing supplies. When your heat goes out, you can count on us for furnaces, parts and heating supplies. Reach out to us and we will use all our resources to aid you in accomplishing your plumbing/heating project.
Our plumbing supply includes a large variety of parts/components for faucets, toilets, and showers, as well as replacement fixtures for your home repair needs. We have commercial plumbing essentials covered too. You can count on us for urinal parts, restroom partitions, commercial sprayers and sinks. Our commercial services team possesses over 70 years of experience and will be happy to aid. Call us today to connect with a member of our team to find that odd item for your hospital, school or nursing home.
Check out our sizable list of brands that will cover your when time of need
- Delta
- Chicago
- Moen
- American Standard
- Kohler
- Elkay
- Fluidmaster
- Sloan
- And so many more
In our heating/cooling department you will find the resources to get your heat going again. By bringing in your old igniter, our team can match it up with our wide selection of igniters. From furnace filters to rope gasket we have you covered with heating supplies to keep your furnace efficient. Finding the right thermostat could never be easier with our assortment of basic to high tech options for every type of home. Let's not forget thermocouples, flame sensors and blower motors. There is little we can't find for our customers. Call us today or stop in to receive all plumbing and heating supplies that we can offer you.
Energy Saving Tips
Outside Water Spickets
Make sure to turn off the water supply to all exterior water spickets. Check to make sure there are no leaks that would cause pipes to freeze.
Exterior Doors
Replace weather stripping around all exterior doors to eliminate drafts.
Windows
Make sure windows are properly sealed and cover with plastic. This will keep cold air out and warm air in.
Space Heaters
Use space heaters to warm up a chilly room instead of turning up the temperature of the whole house. Only use a space heater while the room is occupied. Never use a space heater while you are sleeping.
Ceiling Fans
Make sure to change the direction of your ceiling fans. Warm air rises and gets caught in the ceiling. Ceiling fans can blow that air back down to the living spaces.
Light Bulbs
Replace your light bulbs with LED bulbs which use less energy. These bulbs come in a variety of colors, cool, daylight, and warm.
Furnace
Make sure to get a furnace tune up and replace your furnace filter to maximize air flow.
Thermostat
Change the batteries in your thermostat to make sure you heat continues to run, especially if you will be leaving your house for an extended amount of time. If you have a programable thermostat; it is recommended to lower temperature in your house to 62 degrees during the day and 68 degrees while you are home for maximum energy savings.