Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning in Rigby, ID

Water Heaters

In addition to having a well-functioning HVAC system, you also need a reliable and working water heater. To ensure you can continue to have warm showers, sanitized dishes, and clean clothes, Big Foot Heating & Cooling offers water heater replacements. If you’re struggling with lengthy waits for hot water or rising water bills, give us a call.

You should replace your water heater if:

• You struggle to get hot water out of the tap
• You hear strange noises coming from the system 
• You see water leaking from your water heater
• There’s rusty water coming from the heater (a sign of corrosion)
• Your energy and water bills are rising 

Big Foot installs tankless water heaters, which provide the following benefits:

• Lower energy costs
• Longer lifespan
• Lower maintenance
• Enhanced property value 
• More efficient water heating (in as little as 5 to 10 seconds)

If you need a new water heater or want to upgrade to a more energy-efficient tankless unit, give us a call to receive a free quote. 

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning in Rigby, ID

Rigby, Idaho, is a small town in Jefferson County. It has a population of around 5,000 and was named after William F. Rigby, a prominent early settler. Native Americans from the Shoshone, Bannock Blackfeet, and Nez Perce tribes were the first inhabitants of this area. Rigby is considered to be a vibrant hub that blends culture, community, and opportunity.

Rigby is also known as the birthplace of television because Philo T. Farnsworth, who was granted the first patent for the television and invented the first television tube, grew up on a ranch near town.

Jefferson County Lake (or Rigby Lake to locals) sits just outside town and offers opportunities for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, camping, fishing, and walking. They also have pavilions, volleyball nets, a lake slide, and a playground. You can bring your own paddleboard or kayak, or rent one near the shore. 

Near Rigby Lake is Yellowstone Bear World. This drive-thru wildlife park allows you to see elk, bison, white-tailed and mule deer, Rocky Mountain goats, and black and grizzly bears up close. Once you’ve driven through the park, you can stop by the petting zoo, enjoy the amusement rides, eat at the Hungry Bear Cafe, and view the animatronic dinosaurs at the Jurassic Creek attraction.