Table of Contents
- More Than 100 Years of Service From Our Rhinelander Home
- Heating Services for Rhinelander, WI Homes
- Air Conditioning Services in Rhinelander, WI
- Plumbing Services for Rhinelander, WI Properties
- Electrical Services in Rhinelander, WI
- Built for the Systems Rhinelander Homeowners Actually Use
- Why Rhinelander Homeowners Choose Frasier’s
- What Customers Say About Frasier’s
- Schedule Heating, Cooling, Plumbing or Electrical Service in Rhinelander, WI
Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Electrical has been part of Rhinelander since the company opened as a small plumbing shop here in 1918. Today, our North Brown Street location gives homeowners throughout the 54501 area direct access to heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical professionals who understand how Northern Wisconsin homes operate.
From older homes near the downtown core and Stevens Street to properties around Boom Lake, the Wisconsin River, and the rural stretches beyond US 8 and WIS 17, the systems inside Rhinelander homes can differ significantly. Call (715) 804 0947 or contact us online to schedule service with a team that has called Rhinelander home for more than a century.
More Than 100 Years of Service From Our Rhinelander Home
Frasier’s did not expand into Rhinelander from somewhere else. This is where our company began. Five generations have carried the business forward since 1918, and Frasier’s now provides heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical service across much of Northern Wisconsin. That history gives our team firsthand experience with the older homes, lake properties, rural systems, cabins, and newer construction found throughout Rhinelander and Oneida County.
Heating Services for Rhinelander, WI Homes
Reliable heat takes on a different level of importance in Rhinelander, where prolonged freezing temperatures can expose weaknesses in a heating system quickly. Homes closer to the city are commonly equipped with natural gas systems, while propane becomes more common as you move into rural parts of Oneida County. Boilers and in-floor radiant systems are also familiar sights in older properties, cabins, and custom lake homes, while cold-climate Heat pumps continue to give homeowners another option for efficient comfort.
- Heating installation
- Heating repair
- Heating maintenance
- Boilers
- Heat pumps
- Furnaces
- Gas furnaces
- Electric furnaces
- Indoor air quality
- Commercial heating
Air Conditioning Services in Rhinelander, WI
Rhinelander may be known for cold weather, but homeowners still need dependable cooling when warm and humid conditions arrive. Central air conditioning is common in newer and updated homes, while many older houses and Northwoods cabins were built without the ductwork needed for a conventional central system. Ductless AC can give those properties targeted cooling without requiring extensive renovations, and regular maintenance helps existing systems stay ready for the relatively short period when they are needed most.
- AC installation
- AC repair
- AC maintenance
- Ductless AC
- Indoor air quality
- Commercial AC
Need help deciding whether to repair an existing cooling system or replace it? Call Frasier’s at (715) 804 0947 or contact us online to have your system evaluated.
Plumbing Services for Rhinelander, WI Properties
Plumbing conditions can change considerably between a house inside Rhinelander and a property several miles outside the city. Municipal water serves developed areas, while private wells become much more common around rural homes, cabins, and lake properties. Iron, hardness, manganese, sulfur, changing water pressure, frozen pipes, and spring groundwater can all influence the plumbing work needed in this part of Oneida County, which makes local experience especially useful when diagnosing a problem.
- Drain and sewer services
- Emergency plumbing
- Repiping
- Water heaters
- Sump pumps
- Garbage disposals
- Water treatment
- Gas lines
- Well pumps
- Toilets
Electrical Services in Rhinelander, WI
Electrical needs throughout Rhinelander range from updating older wiring and panels to preparing newer homes for generators, EV chargers, modern HVAC systems, and remodeling projects. Rural and wooded areas can also be more vulnerable to power interruptions caused by snow, ice, wind, and overhead utility lines. For homes that depend on electrically powered furnaces, boilers, well pumps, sump pumps, refrigeration, and other essential equipment, a whole-home generator can provide valuable backup when utility service goes down.
- Ceiling fan installation
- Electrical panels
- Electrical inspections
- Rewiring
- Home remodeling electrical work
- Lighting
- Switches and outlets
- Whole-home generators
- EV chargers
Built for the Systems Rhinelander Homeowners Actually Use
A Rhinelander service company needs to know more than standard furnaces and central air conditioners. Homes throughout the area can rely on propane heat, boiler systems, radiant floors, private wells, water treatment equipment, sump pumps, septic systems, generators, and ductless equipment. Seasonal homes and cabins introduce another layer of concerns, including winterization, freeze protection, spring startup, and maintaining essential systems when the property may sit empty for stretches of time.
Frasier’s ability to provide HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work through one company is particularly useful when these systems overlap. A generator installation may require electrical planning around a well pump and heating system. A remodel may involve new plumbing, lighting, outlets, and HVAC changes. Having one local company capable of addressing the major systems in the home can make those projects easier to coordinate.
Why Rhinelander Homeowners Choose Frasier’s
Frasier’s combines a long history in Rhinelander with the operational capacity to serve homeowners throughout Northern Wisconsin. Roughly 20 trucks are dispatched across the region each day, giving our team the ability to respond to a wide range of residential service needs. Homeowners also get the benefit of working with one company for heating, air conditioning, plumbing, electrical, water, and backup-power services.
- Local roots: Frasier’s began in Rhinelander in 1918 and remains based here today.
- Five generations of experience: More than a century of local service has given our team experience with the systems commonly found across Northern Wisconsin.
- Multiple trades under one roof: Heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, water, and generator needs can all be handled through Frasier’s.
- Upfront pricing: You can understand the work and expected cost before the job moves forward.
- Trained professionals: Frasier’s technicians, plumbers, and electricians are trained to diagnose problems and explain your options clearly.
- Satisfaction guarantee: Frasier’s backs its work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
What Customers Say About Frasier’s
From the outset he was very straight forward, friendly, and knowledgeable. We were extremely satisfied with his work. Thank you Mitch for being so informative and helpful in helping us to better understand our hot water and heating system. We certainly will request for you to service our home the next time we are in need. Thanks again!!!
The service we received from Frasier’s was top notch! From the person who answered my call for help, to the tech they sent out, everyone was very professional! Zach was on time and provided a very detailed explanation of what repairs were needed. When I explained that the wall heater was not working, he offered to send someone out to quote replacement. The entire experience has been pleasant to this point.
We have used Frasier’s a number of times over the years for electrical improvements and/or repairs that I am not comfortable doing myself. This week we had Shane from Frasier’s out and he did a great job for us on a half-dozen different electrical tasks. We were very happy with his work and he was very courteous throughout. Highly recommend both Frasier’s and Shane.
Schedule Heating, Cooling, Plumbing or Electrical Service in Rhinelander, WI
Your home may need furnace repair near downtown, well pump service outside the city, a boiler specialist for a lake property, or electrical upgrades before installing a generator or EV charger. Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Electrical has been helping Rhinelander and Northern Wisconsin homeowners care for these systems since 1918.
Whether you are dealing with an urgent repair, planning a replacement, or trying to prevent problems before the next season, Frasier’s is ready to help. Call (715) 804 0947 or contact us online today to schedule heating, cooling, plumbing, or electrical service in Rhinelander, WI.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Rhinelander, WI
Rhinelander, WI at a glance
Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has completed 20 jobs in Rhinelander, WI between February 2026 and September 2026.
The most recent job was on September 16, 2026.
Job Locations and Reviews
Completed annual prepaid plumbing inspection on tankless water heater system. During inspection, identified corrosion developing on secondary heat exchanger components, documented condition with photographs of affected parts including filter assembly and internal exchanger elements. Customer was informed of findings and current equipment condition for future maintenance planning.
Completed annual prepaid plumbing and water heater inspection. Found dirty injector on water heater affecting proper combustion and efficiency. Removed old injector assembly and installed new replacement unit with fresh O-rings and seals to restore proper gas flow and burner operation.
Completed annual prepaid maintenance inspection on boiler system. Inspected all components including chrono proportional control, zone valves, piping connections, and electrical systems. Identified corrosion on main floor zone valve with evidence of water intrusion into electrical box affecting wire nuts; no active pooling observed at time of inspection. Documented findings with photographs and provided estimate for zone valve replacement, which customer has elected to defer until next annual service.
Removed existing cast iron toilet flange, galvanized lavatory drain, 3" cast iron vent pipe up to bathroom closet midpoint, and main cleanout. Tied into existing 3" cast vent in bathroom closet from 5' elevation down to floor level, connecting galvanized vent pipe for lavatory and new shower trap. Ran new PVC drainage piping approximately 3' into crawlspace and installed new main cleanout. Set new toilet flange and stubbed out new PVC for lavatory drain. Installed new toilet, connected tub/shower waste and overflow assembly, and set lavatory faucet. Positioned vanity and completed plumbing connections.
Completed annual prepaid plumbing inspection on water conditioning system. Inspected ProMate water softener unit with digital control head and pre-filter housing, verified all components operating within normal parameters, checked plumbing connections and system performance. System functioning properly with no issues identified.
Completed annual inspection on water heater, which was found to be in good working condition. Identified pressure tank dated from 1993 showing significant age-related wear and recommended replacement. Generated estimate for pressure tank replacement to ensure continued system reliability.
Completed annual prepaid inspection on water conditioning system and identified pH level changes from previous service. Documented corroded copper piping with significant verdigris oxidation in ceiling space requiring replacement. Discussed water quality concerns, repiping options for deteriorated copper lines, and provided rough cost estimates to allow homeowner to plan for necessary repairs.
Completed comprehensive water treatment system installation including water line alteration above existing water meter with quarter turn ball valve for main shutoff accessibility. Installed 4.5" x 10" wall-mounted sediment filter housing with 30 micron cartridge for particulate removal. Installed IMF-1044 dedicated in/out carbon tank for contaminant filtration, with carbon media requiring replacement in approximately 7-10 years depending on water quality and usage. Installed Water Right IMP-1054 water softener with brine tank containing resin media only, supplied with 6 bags of extra coarse solar salt for regeneration cycles. Discharge line routed to washer standpipe per code requirements. Installed Water Right TFC-400 reverse osmosis system rated at 50 gallons per day under kitchen sink, complete with pressure storage tank, dedicated RO faucet mounted at sink, and required shutoff valves. RO discharge line connected to kitchen sink drain waste line. All components tested and operation
Responded to callback for persistent leaks following previous boiler repipe work. Identified and addressed three leak points: drain valve, 1.25" copper 90-degree elbow, and 3/4" copper 90-degree elbow. Cut out defective fittings and installed new copper fittings with proper soldering techniques to ensure watertight connections and system integrity.
Supplied and installed a 50-gallon Bradford White LP power-vent water heater in the utility room as part of a combination installation with furnace and AC system. Connected all copper supply lines, electrical conduit, and exhaust venting to manufacturer specifications, ensuring proper integration with existing well pressure tank and water filtration system.
Responded to no hot water complaint on 16-year-old residential water heater displaying ignition failure code. Upon inspection, unit was found in vacation mode and exhibited signs of age-related failure beyond economical repair. Removed and properly disposed of existing tanked water heater. Installed new Bradford White tanked water heater in basement utility area, connecting to existing copper supply and discharge lines. Verified all plumbing connections for proper seal, tested temperature and pressure relief valve operation, and programmed control settings. Unit tested and confirmed operational with proper hot water delivery throughout residence.
Completed installation of a 30-gallon electric Bradford White water heater in basement utility area. Connected all necessary copper supply lines and PVC drainage pipes to the unit, ensuring proper fittings and secure connections at the top of the heater. Installation performed in accordance with manufacturer specifications and local plumbing codes.
Replaced existing water heater with new Premier Plus energy-efficient tanked unit and installed drip pan as requested. Removed and replaced damaged floor board beneath water heater, cutting out deteriorated section and installing new plywood substrate. Made necessary alterations to piping, valves, and fittings to complete installation, including modifications to existing PVC drainage lines and water supply connections with shut-off valve.
Responded to no hot water call at wildlife rehabilitation facility with dual AO Smith tankless water heater system experiencing intermittent hot water issues. Upon inspection, both 3-year-old units were operational but displaying error codes. Diagnosed partially plugged inlet screen on right unit restricting water flow and causing intermittent performance. Removed and cleaned inlet screens on both tankless water heaters to ensure optimal flow rates. Cleared all error codes from system controllers to establish baseline for future diagnostic needs. Verified proper operation of both units with adequate hot water delivery upon completion.
Completed seasonal de-winterization service for cottage plumbing system. Restored water supply to exterior plumbing fixtures, inspected all connections and fittings on external piping assembly, and verified system integrity with no leaks or issues detected upon reopening.
Completed cottage de-winterization service addressing multiple plumbing leaks. Replaced deteriorated utility sink faucet showing extensive corrosion and mineral buildup, installed new outdoor hose bib on exterior wall to eliminate leak at spigot, and replaced faulty water heater valve. All fixtures tested and verified operational with no leaks detected upon completion.
Completed cottage de-winterization and addressed plumbing issue in bathroom. Accessed property using provided key location and power box access per instructions. Upon inspection, identified failed P-trap under sink with active leak. Removed deteriorated white plastic P-trap assembly and installed new replacement trap, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections to drain tailpiece and waste line. Tested system for leaks and verified proper drainage function. All plumbing components now operational for seasonal use.
Removed and disposed of existing water heater and installed new Bradford White 50-gallon power vent water heater with natural gas connection. Installation included new cold water control valve and complete water and vent piping alterations to accommodate power vent configuration. Removed existing pressure tank system and installed WX-202 20-gallon Well-X-Trol pressure tank with tank tee assembly featuring union connection, pressure gauge, pressure switch, drain valve, and sample faucet. Installed new building control valve and completed all necessary piping alterations to integrate pressure tank with existing well water system. Removed and disposed of two existing toilets. Installed two Kohler Gleam skirted toilets with round front bowls in white finish, each equipped with plastic seat and new flexible supply line connections. All plumbing connections tested and verified for proper operation and leak-free performance upon completion.
Completed cottage de-winterization service for single bathroom unit. Removed and replaced old toilet due to age and wear, installing new white porcelain fixture with updated components. Replaced deteriorated ball valve with new chrome shut-off valve and flexible braided metal supply line to ensure proper water flow control and prevent potential leaks. All plumbing connections tested and verified operational for seasonal reopening.
Installed new 20-gallon Bradford White electric water heater in ceiling location, replacing previous leaking unit. Mounted water heater on reinforced plywood platform with green metal channel supports, suspended by metal cables from the ceiling structure. Added boiler drain in ceiling for proper drainage and completed all necessary copper pipe connections with appropriate fittings.
