For over 40 years, Buckner’s Heating, Cooling, & Plumbing has provided high-quality services to the Overland Park area. Our expert technicians can tackle any job, from air conditioning repairs and heating replacement to plumbing installations and water treatment. Our team believes in exceeding customer expectations and is committed to customer satisfaction before, during, and after the project is completed.
Heating & Cooling
Summers in Overland Park are sweltering. Our expert team can make sure your family is comfortable on even the hottest days by providing you with AC repair, replacement, and maintenance services. We even provide expert service for all types of air conditioning systems.
Keeping your family warm during the colder months is important. Buckner’s friendly and experienced team will bring the heat whether you need a heater replacement, furnace repair, or heating maintenance. While we specialize in Bryant systems, our team has received expert training for HVAC issues on any brand.
Call (816) 436-1244 to schedule an HVAC appointment in Overland Park.
Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Your home’s indoor air quality plays a major role in your family’s comfort and health. Many homeowners don’t realize indoor air pollutants can be 5 times higher than outdoor levels. Buckner’s provides services that can keep your family healthier and breathing easier. Our services include:
- Air purifiers: Air purifiers help eliminate health hazards such as bacteria and asbestos, improve sleep and energy levels, neutralize odors, remove dust, pollen, and dander, and help relieve breathing conditions.
- Air cleaners: Air cleaners are great for improving air quality, reducing allergies and asthma symptoms, improving sleep quality, and protecting families from toxic chemicals in the air.
- Humidifiers: Whole-home humidifiers can help when the air inside your home is too dry. The moisture loss affects your skin and nasal passages, which may lead to a bloody nose or cracked skin.
- Dehumidifiers: Too much moisture is just as bad as too little. Humidity can make breathing more difficult and can make it easier to catch a cold. Too much moisture can also lead to wooden doors sticking and mold or mildew growth.
- Air scrubbers: Air scrubbers can effectively remove pollen, dust, pet dander, unpleasant odors, and harmful volatile organic compounds. They also help extend the life of your HVAC system and can protect your family against mold, viruses, and bacteria.
Are you ready to breathe easier? Call us at (816) 436-1244 to schedule installation today.
Home Plumbing Services
It isn’t a secret that plumbing is important. Our professional plumbing services at Buckner’s can keep your water running steady. Our sewer and drain services can eliminate clogs and blockages, prevent unwanted debris buildup, and much more. Hydro jetting is a service that sends a high-powered stream of water through your drainpipes. Our expert team can restore water flow to even the most challenging clogged drains.
Do you need updated fixtures in your kitchen or bathroom? We can install new sinks, showers, toilets, faucets, and ice makers. Our professional plumbers can repair your pipes and keep your water clean and healthy.
- Water Treatment Services: Whole-home water filtration in Overland Park ensures the water coming into your home is clean and healthy by removing harsh chemicals and minerals from your cooking, cleaning, bathing, and drinking water.
- Leak Detection and Repair services in Overland Park: Unrepaired leaks can cause significant damage and stress to your home. For quick and efficient pipe repair, Buckner’s is here to get yoru home back to working order.
- Drain and Sewer Services: The way your water flows out of your home is just as important as the way water comes into your home. If you notice any drains moving slowly or strange smells, call our team immediately.
Water Heater Installation & Repair
Having hot water is vital when it comes to comfort and cleanliness. Our team can also ensure your water heater is well cared for, whether using a standard or tankless water heater.
If your water isn’t heating quickly or your faucet is leaking, then you need Buckner’s water heater repair services. Well-maintained water heaters can last a long time, but even the most well-cared-for system needs to be replaced after a while. We can help you find a budget-friendly unit for your home, and Buckner’s will even dispose of your old unit before installing a new water heater.
Call Buckner’s at (816) 436-1244 to get a free estimate on water heater installation in Overland Park, KS.
Schedule With Buckner’s in Overland Park
At Buckner’s, we’re proud to be a dependable and up-to-date HVAC team that your family can depend on. Our knowledgeable technicians are here for you; every job comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Find out why Buckner’s is better. Contact us online or call (816) 436-1244 to request top-rated HVAC or plumbing service today.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Overland Park, KS
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to service call for multiple plumbing fixtures experiencing leaks and low water pressure issues. Inspected two exterior hose bibs that were actively leaking during operation, master bathroom shower system with intermittent reduced flow, and downstairs half bath faucet with consistently low pressure. Evaluated potential calcium buildup and mineral deposit accumulation affecting fixture performance. Assessed shower head, mixing valve, and supply lines in master bath to determine cause of pressure fluctuations. Documented conditions of all affected fixtures and mechanical equipment area. Provided recommendations for fixture replacement or cleaning as needed to restore proper water flow and eliminate exterior leaks.
Responded to leak investigation call for basement plumbing issue. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of cast iron drain system. Located severely corroded cast iron drain pipes at floor and wall junction showing extensive surface deterioration, flaking coating, and heavy rust accumulation. Documented pipe condition with photographs revealing compromised pipe integrity at base flange connection and vertical-to-horizontal pipe junction. The advanced corrosion and pitting observed on the cast iron drain lines indicated prolonged moisture exposure and age-related degradation, consistent with reported leak concerns. Advised customer of findings and recommended replacement of affected cast iron drain sections to prevent future leakage and potential water damage.
Responded to reported leaking in guest bathroom shower and toilet. Performed leak location inspection of toilet, removed tank lid and inspected internal flush valve assembly, flapper valve, and fill valve components for signs of water loss or malfunction. Documented toilet condition and internal tank mechanisms with photographs showing standard two-piece toilet with chrome flush handle and internal components including black rubber flapper and flush valve assembly with float mechanism. Customer had new shower head and knobs available for installation to address shower leak.
Provided comprehensive plumbing estimate for property requiring new water heater installation, first-floor toilet replacement, second-floor toilet reset, and first-floor vanity installation. Property currently has no existing water heater system. Assessed bathroom conditions showing ongoing renovation work with exposed wall access panels, existing bathtub with plumbing fixtures, and under-sink drainage assembly with PVC trap configuration. Documented all areas requiring plumbing installations and modifications to support new fixture placements.
Replaced frost-free outside hose bib at exterior foundation location. Accessed interior plumbing connections through attic space, installed new copper supply line with proper insulation, and completed exterior mounting at foundation level near landscaped area. System tested and verified leak-free operation.
Responded to service call for exterior hose bibb that was difficult to operate and would not fully shut off. Upon inspection, found the faucet valve stem was seized due to corrosion and mineral buildup, preventing proper operation of the compression mechanism. Successfully accessed the shutoff valve from interior crawl space to isolate water supply to the exterior fixture. Removed and replaced the faulty hose bibb with new frost-proof sillcock, ensuring proper pitch for drainage and secure mounting to exterior wall framing. Tested new installation for proper operation and verified no leaks at connection points.
Replaced the water supply pipe connected to the tanked water heater in the basement mechanical room. The existing copper supply line was removed and a new pipe was installed to restore proper water flow to the unit. System was tested and verified operational upon completion.
Responded to clogged backyard drain following heavy rainfall. Upon inspection, located drainage system with multiple PVC and metal piping connections showing signs of water accumulation and debris blockage. Cleared obstruction from outdoor drain covers and verified proper water flow through the system. Inspected interior plumbing connections in utility area to ensure no backup or secondary blockages in the drainage line. System restored to normal operation with proper drainage confirmed.
Responded to service call for 14-year-old tanked water heater with non-functioning pilot light in basement installation. Upon inspection, attempted to relight pilot assembly but unit failed to maintain flame. Given the age of the water heater and failed ignition system, recommended replacement due to end of serviceable life expectancy. Documented existing copper supply line connections, pressure relief valve assembly, and expansion tank configuration for future reference. Unit showed typical wear patterns consistent with age, including patina on copper fittings and connections.
Installed a dual sump pump system featuring a 1/2 HP energy-efficient permanent split capacitor (PSC) primary pump with a capacity of 4,400 GPH at 0 ft. lift and 3,540 GPH at 10 ft. lift, along with a backup pump system rated at 2,500 GPH at 0 ft. lift and 1,850 GPH at 10 ft. lift. Mounted and wired the pump assembly with digital monitoring equipment to track system performance and ensure proper operation. Completed all electrical connections, verified pump cycling and discharge flow rates, and tested the backup system to confirm automatic activation in the event of primary pump failure.
Responded to service call for sump pump running continuously in unfinished basement area, requiring customer to unplug unit to stop operation. Upon inspection, diagnosed malfunctioning float switch causing pump to run without cycling off properly. Replaced defective float switch assembly and tested pump operation through multiple cycles to verify proper activation and deactivation at correct water levels. Inspected discharge piping system including PVC connections and check valve for proper function and secure mounting. Confirmed all electrical connections were secure and properly grounded. System tested successfully with pump cycling on and off as designed, restoring normal automatic operation.
Responded to service call for garbage disposal emitting loud grinding and screeching noises in kitchen. Upon inspection, diagnosed malfunctioning disposal unit and performed necessary repairs to eliminate noise issue and restore proper operation.
Successfully installed a 75-gallon tall gas water heater in the residential utility room. Removed existing unit, positioned new water heater, and completed all necessary copper piping connections at the top of the unit with proper fittings and configurations. Secured unit with appropriate strapping and mounting hardware per code requirements, verified all gas connections, tested system operation, and confirmed proper functionality of the installation.
Responded to callback for no hot water issue. Upon inspection, found significant corrosion and deterioration on water heater piping system, including rust damage on curved copper sections and degraded insulation. Documented condition of water heater installation, including corroded pipework, electrical connections, and overall unit status for assessment and repair recommendations.
Responded to a clogged toilet and sink issue in the basement utility area. Upon arrival, assessed the drainage system and successfully cleared the blockage using professional drain cleaning equipment. The fixtures were tested and confirmed to be draining properly, with all plumbing connections and water heater area inspected to ensure no additional issues were present.
Conducted site assessment in basement for 50-gallon water heater replacement estimate. Inspected existing 10-year-old unit, evaluated installation location, accessibility, and surrounding plumbing connections. Documented current configuration and workspace conditions to provide accurate equipment and labor quote for single unit replacement.
Responded to water leak at hot water heater location. Upon inspection, identified compromised water supply line connection near the unit. Repaired the leaking water line using appropriate copper fittings and connections. Verified all piping connections were secure and tested system for proper operation with no additional leaks detected upon completion.
Completed plumbing maintenance inspection in mechanical room and restroom facility. Assessed HVAC-adjacent plumbing systems and documented toilet supply line connections, noting age-related mineral deposits and surface oxidation on shut-off valve and supply piping requiring monitoring for potential future replacement.
Responded to sewage backup issue in basement shower drain. Upon arrival, found evidence of drainage system blockage causing wastewater to reverse flow through the shower drain fixture. Inspected basement plumbing configuration and identified clog in main drain line. Utilized mechanical augering equipment to clear obstruction from drainage system. Successfully removed blockage and restored proper flow direction. Tested system operation by running water through fixtures to verify complete clearance and proper drainage. Confirmed no additional backflow occurring and all wastewater flowing correctly through main sewer line.
Performed video camera inspection of main sewer line to assess interior pipe condition. Inspection revealed significant scale buildup and residue accumulation on pipe walls throughout the line, with white and grayish deposits coating the interior surfaces. Documentation captured showing compromised flow capacity due to mineral deposits and debris accumulation within the system.