Founded in 1962 by Ralph M. Benjamin, with only one truck and a kitchen table office, Benjamin Plumbing, Inc. has grown to become an award-winning, second generation, family-owned plumbing business serving the greater Madison, Wisconsin area. Now under the leadership of his son Dale, Benjamin Plumbing continues to have strong customer loyalty and a trusted reputation for quality and service by both our residential and commercial plumbing clients. Benjamin Plumbing is in a unique position to guide you from the early planning stages to completion of your project. We employ a highly experienced team of licensed plumbers excelling in all aspects of residential and commercial remodeling and new construction. Our plumbers take pride in their profession and are always clean, friendly and respectful of their surroundings. Giving you added peace of mind, our uniformed plumbing repair technicians have a reputation for being prompt and well prepared to tackle any challenge thrown their way.
Dallman Plumbing, LLC was started in 2000 by current owner, operator and master plumber Mike Dallman. For twenty years, we have thrived developing excellent long term relationships with homeowners and building contractors by providing open, informative and reliable services.
Howe Brothers Plumbing was started in June of 1948 by the original "Howe Brothers" Rodney and Raymond "Mike". The company did all types of service work including repairs, remodeling, new construction and even heating. In the mid 1980s Howe Brothers stopped doing service work and began focusing on do-it-yourself products and information. Howe Brothers Plumbing has won a historic preservation award at its Willy Street location, built in 1899.
We are family owned business operated by Stan & Heidi Davies. We incorporated in October of 1999. Stan has worked in the trade since May of 1979. We opened the business after being frustrated by the level of customer service we were witnessing at other shops Stan had worked at.
Al Stoppleworth started Stoppleworth Plumbing, Ltd. in 1973, when he purchased a hardware store in downtown Middleton. The company was called Stoppleworth Plumbing and Hardware. But Al's passion was for plumbing. In 1975 Al moved the business to its current location on Highway 14 and dropped the "hardware". Since that time, our focus has been to bring you nothing but the best plumbing services possible. Stoppleworth Plumbing is now a second generation company run by sons John and Greg Stoppleworth. We specialize in residential plumbing work, assisting you whether you're wondering why your water bill is suddenly too high to helping you find the just right fixtures and faucets for your remodel project or new home construction. Old-fashioned values and customer service make us tick.
The State of Wisconsin delegates a building permit issuance to Cross Plains Building Inspection Office.
In Cross Plains, Wisconsin, any remodeling, home improvement or Plumbing project must be completed in accordance with the Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) which is the statewide building code for one- and two-family dwellings.
Project
Homeowner
Contractor
Needs
Permit
Type
Replace Furnace A/C
No
Yes
Yes
HVAC
Replace Water Heater
No
Yes
Yes
Plbg.
Replace Dishwasher
No
Yes
Yes
Plbg.
Roof Re-shingling
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Roof – new plywood
Yes
Yes
Yes
Roof
Replace Kitchen Sink
Yes
Yes No
n/a
Replace Bathrm Sink
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Toilet
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Ceiling Fan
No
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Light Fixture
No
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Light Switch
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Outlet
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Attic Fan
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Garbage Disp
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Replace Countertops
Yes
Yes
No
n/a
Kitchen Alteration
Yes
Yes
Yes
Alt. +
Add Kitchen Sink
No
Yes
Yes
Plbg.
Add Bathroom Sink
No
Yes
Yes
Plbg.
Add Toilet
No
Yes
Yes Plbg.
Add Ceiling Fan
No
Yes
Yes
Elect.
Add Light Fixture
No
Yes
Yes
Elect.
Add Light Switch
No
Yes
Yes
Elect.
Add Outlet
No
Yes
Yes
Elect.
Add Attic Fan
No
Yes
Yes
Elect.
Add Garbage Disposal
No
Yes
Yes
Elect.
Prior to issuing a Plumbing permit, the City of Cross Plains is required by the State of Wisconsin to verify that a contractor possesses or employs at least one individual who holds both a dwelling contractor qualifier certification ( from the Department of Safety and Professional Services) and the State of Wisconsin Dwelling Contractor Certification.