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Based in Natick, working across MetroWest Massachusetts. Five towns have a page of their own below, each built around a real job our team did there. Natick and Wellesley are where the business is working to do the most.
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89J Washington AveNatick is the middle of MetroWest, which is the practical reason the work sits where it does. Everything below is within the same run of towns.
A town gets its own page here when there is a real job behind it to write about. These five have one.
Tankless water heater · whole floor replumbed
Home. A conventional water heater taken out so a chimney could come down, and an on demand heater installed in a new spot. The same house had its half bath and kitchen moved, its upstairs bath replumbed, its main drain line replaced and its water main upgraded. The Natick job.
Commercial water heater · venting corrected
At a facility with a hockey rink, a pool and a gym, a high efficiency gas water heater replaced and a vent that had not been installed properly put right, in a finished building. The team maintains the water heaters, boilers and fixtures there now. The Wellesley job.
ADU above a garage · new plumbing
A complete small home above a new garage, plumbed from nothing: bathroom, kitchen, laundry and its own electric water heater. The hard part was upgrading the existing house so it could feed the new unit. The Wayland job.
Office building · commercial renovation
A multi unit office building renovated with new plumbing for two bathrooms and kitchenettes, and new electric water heaters, all of it run through old construction. The Southborough job.
Heating zones · radiant panels · kitchen moved
A first floor separated into its own hot water heating zones with radiant heat panels added, the whole system sized and balanced, and the kitchen plumbing relocated. The Sherborn job.
Three more towns our team works in regularly. No page for them yet, because no single job has been written up; the work is the same.
MWRA water and sewer
The biggest of them, a city since 2018, and the most mixed: pre-war streets downtown and through South Framingham, a large share of two families and houses divided into apartments, then the ranches and split levels that followed the war. Framingham takes both its water and its sewer from the MWRA.
Town water and sewer · septic in places
Older houses cluster near the center and the later subdivisions spread out from there. Town water reaches further than town sewer does, so a share of the houses here are on a septic system.
Town water · private wells and septic in places
The large lot end of the list. Town water comes off the town's own wells and does not reach every house, public sewer reaches less of the town again, and whole residential areas out from the center are on wells and septic.
MetroWest does not stop at those eight and neither does the work. The towns that share a border with them are the same run of roads: Dover, Holliston, Medfield, Millis, Milford, Weston and the rest.
If your town is not named anywhere on this page, call and ask rather than assuming the answer.
The same fifteen services, whichever town you are in.
All services, grouped and described, if two of those names sound like the same job.
Tell us what is going on. If no one picks up, leave a message and Bill will call you back as soon as he can. If it is easier to write it down, the form reaches the same place.