Serving Middleton, ID
HVAC and plumbing in Middleton, ID
HVAC (heating and air conditioning) and plumbing service in Middleton, ID, 24/7. Drake installs tankless water heaters and water softeners, clears drains with hydro jetting and repairs sump pumps around Middleton, and has served the valley since 1909.
4.5 on Google from 450+ reviews- Since 1909
- 24/7 service
- One-Year Buy-Back
Your local Drake team in Middleton
Middleton sits in Canyon County north of Caldwell, along Highway 44 near the Boise River. We work in town and on the farms and acreage around it.
The services Middleton homeowners look for most include tankless water heater installation, water softener installation, hydro jetting, sump pump installation and sewer video inspection.
Services in Middleton
- Tankless Water Heaters On-demand gas, propane and electric water heaters: installation, replacement and yearly descaling. Learn more
- Water Treatment & Softeners Water softeners, salt-free systems and filters for hard Treasure Valley water. Learn more
- Drain Cleaning Clogged drains cleared with snaking and hydro jetting, plus camera inspections. Learn more
- Well & Sump Pumps Well pumps, pressure tanks and switches, and sump pump repair and installation. Learn more
- Sewer Line Inspection & Repair Video camera inspection, root removal and sewer line repair and replacement. Learn more
- Furnace Repair No heat, odd noises or short cycling: repairs for gas, electric, oil and propane furnaces, 24/7. Learn more
Wells, sump pumps and hard water
Homes outside town often run on private wells, and some near the river rely on sump pumps; we repair and install both; see well and sump pumps. Hard water is common here too, and a water softener protects tank and tankless water heaters from scale.
Online reviews
What your neighbors say
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5 out of 5 stars
Josh and his crew (Oscar and Levi) came out to install my new water heater and repipe my entire home. It was 3 days and they did a fantastic job! I will add that my drywall guy came to make some repairs and he also said they did a fantastic job! Thank you again to the entire team!
Ericka L. Google review
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5 out of 5 stars
Smelled gas when we were unhooking the stove, called Drake they immediately sent Thomas out. Make sure you don’t lose him, he’s a keeper. He took care of the problem, we’re good to go.
Judy H. Google review
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5 out of 5 stars
We had an excellent experience with Drake Mechanical. We needed a wine cellar AC split system repaired and they were able to help us out (apparently this requires a specialist). We appreciate their timely and professional repair.
Shelley J. Google review
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5 out of 5 stars
This is the second time Bryce has done repairs on my AC. He is so kind & knowledgeable and is thorough in explaining the issue and how it is being fixed. AC units are too expensive to replace & I appreciate that Bryce found other solutions.
Jen B. Google review
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This month’s special
Water heater installation discount
Expires October 31, 2026. On a new water heater installation. Mention this offer when you call or book online.
Other towns we serve
Plus many surrounding communities. Not sure we reach you? (208) 362-6200
Common questions
Have a question that isn’t here? Call us any time at (208) 362-6200.
Do you serve Middleton?
Yes. We serve Middleton and the surrounding area, along with nearby Caldwell, Star and Nampa, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call, text or book online.
Should I get a tank or a tankless water heater?
A tank water heater costs less to install and works well for most homes. A tankless water heater heats water on demand, so you don’t run out during back-to-back showers, it takes up less space and typically lasts longer, but it costs more up front. We’ll compare both for your home and how your family uses hot water.
What is hydro jetting?
Hydro jetting cleans the inside of a drain or sewer line with a high-pressure stream of water. Instead of just punching a hole through a clog the way a snake does, it scours grease, scale, sludge and roots off the pipe walls, so the line stays clear longer.
How do I know if my sump pump is working?
Slowly pour a bucket of water into the sump pit. The pump should start on its own, empty the pit and shut off. If it doesn’t start, hums without pumping, or runs and runs, call us. An alarm that warns you when the water rises too high is inexpensive protection.