
Water Heaters
Tank or tankless, repaired or replaced — usually the same day the old one quits.
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Melrose, MA · Est. 2009
Licensed and insured master plumbers serving the North Shore since 2009. A real person answers the phone, and most jobs are fixed the day you call.
Call by noon and we’re there today. Burst pipe at midnight? The emergency line never sleeps.
A flat-rate quote before we pick up a wrench. No hourly meter, no surprises on the invoice.
Massachusetts master plumbers and gas fitters, fully insured, with every job permitted when it should be.
What we do
Six trades, one phone number. Whatever’s dripping, banging, or blowing cold air, there’s a Harbor truck stocked for it.

Tank or tankless, repaired or replaced — usually the same day the old one quits.
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Hot-water and steam boilers, forced-air furnaces, and the tune-ups that keep them alive.
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Slow sinks, backed-up tubs, and main lines — cleared, camera-checked, explained.
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From a running toilet to a full remodel rough-in, done clean around finished tile.
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Licensed gas lines for ranges, dryers, fire pits, and generators — pressure-tested.
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Ductless cooling and heat-pump heating that doesn’t tear up old plaster.
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Every one of these is a cellar, an attic, or a crawlspace somebody trusted us with.
15+
Years on the North Shore
Started in 2009 with one van and a list of Dad’s old customers.
4,800
Jobs finished
Water heaters, boilers, drains, and gas lines across 14 towns.
24hr
Emergency line
Nights, weekends, and holidays — a licensed plumber picks up.
How it works
A real person in Melrose picks up — not a call center. Tell us what’s going on and you’ll get an arrival window that day.
Your tech finds the real problem and gives you a flat-rate price before any work starts. The number you approve is the number you pay.
Our trucks are stocked like small warehouses, so most jobs are finished on the first visit. We clean up and show you what we did.
From the neighbors
Most of our work comes from people who called us once and then told their neighbors.
Our water heater died on a Sunday morning with a house full of in-laws. Harbor had a tech in the driveway by noon and hot water by three. No holiday markup, either.
Two other companies told us the whole boiler had to go. Harbor’s guy found a failed circulator, swapped it for a fraction of the price, and showed me the old part. Customer for life.
They put mini-splits upstairs in our old Cape. Boot covers on, drop cloths down, vacuumed before they left. First summer in ten years we’ve actually slept upstairs.
Rust-colored water, a rumble, or a puddle at the base are all warning signs. A ten-minute call now beats a soaked basement later.