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From the mid-century modern enclaves of Five Fields, Peacock Farms and Six Moon Hill to the colonials of Meriam Hill and East Lexington, IS Plumbing covers Lexington, MA with licensed plumbing, heating, gas fitting and water heater work. Architect-designed houses deserve a plumber who respects the original design; antique capes deserve one who knows old pipe. We bring both — call +1 (774) 486-0909.
Lexington's housing splits into two very different jobs. The town's famous mid-century modern neighborhoods — Five Fields, Six Moon Hill, Peacock Farms — often run hydronic heat with original piping, slab-level plumbing and compact utility spaces where a careless retrofit ruins the architecture. Meanwhile, the capes and center-entrance colonials around Lexington Center and Follen Hill carry decades-old supply lines, radiators and water heaters due for renewal. We plan around both: sensitive heating and repiping work in the moderns, straightforward upgrades and remodel rough-ins in the traditionals, and full plumbing for the teardown-rebuild projects reshaping many streets.
Lexington is a full MWRA community: drinking water arrives from the Quabbin and Wachusett reservoirs through regional supply lines, and wastewater leaves town for the Deer Island treatment plant. That means no wells or septic to manage for most homeowners — but it also means house-side water services and sewer connections in the older neighborhoods that can date back generations.
Plumbing and gas permits in Lexington go through the town's Building Division, part of the Land Use, Health and Development Department, with inspections booked as the work progresses. A common project here is the boiler swap in a mid-century house — heating equipment original or near-original to the home, squeezed into tight utility closets that reward careful planning.
Based in Millbury, MA, we cover all of Lexington and the surrounding towns. Don't see your street? Call +1 (774) 486-0909 and ask.
Yes. Houses in Five Fields, Six Moon Hill and Peacock Farms often keep their original hydronic systems, and we service, repair and replace that equipment while respecting the architecture — no oversized gear shoehorned where it doesn't belong.
We'll be straight with you: Mass Save eliminated rebates for new gas and oil boilers, so incentives now favor electric options like heat pump water heaters ($750) plus 0% HEAT Loans for eligible upgrades. We'll explain what genuinely applies before you commit.
We do. Applications go to Lexington's Building Division and we file them ourselves, then meet the inspector on site — whether it's a hall bath in East Lexington or a gut renovation near the Center.
Yes. We coordinate with your builder from the underground rough through finish fixture set, and handle the gas piping too — useful on Lexington lots where a rebuild replaces one plumbing era with another.
Yes. We check the pressure-reducing valve, the service size and any old galvanized sections first; on streets with older water services near Meriam Hill or Follen Hill, an undersized or corroded line is often the culprit.
From our shop in Millbury, MA we serve Lexington and the surrounding towns across the Worcester area, MetroWest and Greater Boston. Don't see your town listed? Call and ask.
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