The Plumbers Lowell Calls First

Yes. Every service comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. We also offer long-term labor warranties on key installations, like 5 years on water heaters and boilers.

We keep pricing simple and transparent. There’s a flat dispatch fee, a standard labor rate, and the cost of any needed parts, nothing hidden. You’ll always get multiple service options to choose from, whether you want a premium upgrade or a more budget-friendly fix.

Yes! The Massachusetts area has relatively hard H2O. This affects plumbing by causing clogged drains more often and limiting flow and pressure. It also creates scale deposits in boilers, faucets and toilets. You can avoid unexpected repairs by having a residential plumber do an annual inspection to identify potential problems.

Call a plumbing company! Immediately turn off the heater/boiler. Then, drain the faucets by turning on the cold tap and then the hot tap. Remove all electronics as far away from the spillage as possible. Clear up the space and make it more accessible. Lastly, place towels in affected areas while you wait for a residential plumber to arrive for repairs.

Watch for signs like low pressure, sudden spikes in your bill, discoloration, or wet spots in your yard. These can all point to a damaged or leaking main line. A licensed plumber can inspect the line and recommend repair or replacement, sometimes even using trenchless methods to avoid digging up your property.

The price range for a drain cleaning in Lowell can be anywhere from $150 to $700 or more. Factors that go into determining actual cost include the location of the clog, how difficult it is to clear, and whether special equipment like a hydro jet is needed in order to get the job done.