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Randolph sits minutes off Routes 24 and 28, and IS Plumbing trucks are in town regularly for water heater swaps, boiler repairs, gas appliance connections, drain clearing and bathroom updates. From Crawford Square to the Braintree line, every job gets a Massachusetts Master Plumber (license #17137), a clear price before work begins, and a real person on the phone at +1 (774) 486-0909 -- nights and weekends included.
Randolph roughly doubled in size during the 1950s and 60s, leaving whole neighborhoods of near-identical capes, ranches and split-levels off North Main Street and High Street. Sixty years on, that means galvanized nipples rusting at the water heater, tub drains that quit sealing, and heating systems installed when oil was cheap. Add the older Victorians near Crawford Square and a steady number of two-family conversions, and there's plenty to modernize. We handle it all -- repipes, heater and boiler swaps, oil-to-gas changeovers, drain replacement -- and leave the paperwork trail the town expects.
Drinking water in Randolph comes from the Great Pond supply operated jointly with Holbrook -- a surface source, so residents get reservoir water rather than the hard groundwater common in MetroWest. Sewage flows to the MWRA system and nearly all of the town is sewered, which makes root intrusion in older clay laterals the drain problem we encounter most.
Randolph issues plumbing and gas permits through its Building Department at Town Hall on South Main Street, with inspections booked at rough and again at finish. Oil-to-gas heating conversions come up constantly in this housing stock, and we manage the whole sequence: new gas piping, boiler set, chimney liner coordination and both permit closeouts.
Based in Millbury, MA, we cover all of Randolph and the surrounding towns. Don't see your street? Call +1 (774) 486-0909 and ask.
Yes, frequently -- much of Randolph's 1950s housing still runs oil. We install the new gas boiler, pipe it to the meter, coordinate the chimney liner and close both Randolph permits once the inspector signs off.
Randolph treats surface water from Great Pond jointly with Holbrook, so it's reservoir water -- not the hard groundwater found in MetroWest towns. If your water tastes or looks off, the cause is usually the house piping, and we can diagnose it.
Yes. Lower-level baths are a natural upgrade in these houses; depending on drain depth we either tie in by gravity or set a sewage ejector. Either way it gets proper venting and a town inspection.
Many original laterals here are clay, and decades of root intrusion catch paper until the line chokes. A camera run tells us whether clearing, lining or excavating a short section is the right fix.
All over Randolph, yes -- Crawford Square, North Randolph, the streets off High Street. We swap tanks, upgrade to tankless where the gas service supports it, and every install gets a permit and inspection.
From our shop in Millbury, MA we serve Randolph 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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