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The call
Two minutes
You reach a plumber, not a phone tree. We ask what changed, where, and when the house was last touched — then give you a window, not a vague afternoon.
LicenceMA Master Plumber PL-20418 · Fully insured
Emergencies24-hour line — (978) 555-0132
Beverly & the North Shore · Since 1951
Hollis Plumbing keeps the service register for 6,200 households between Lynnfield and Rockport: drains, boilers, water heaters, repipes — and the 2 a.m. burst nobody plans for. Eight services, one printed price sheet, one phone number answered by a plumber.
Est. 1951Beverly, Mass.
Master Plumber PL-20418
The board, right nowThree vans on the road
Next openingToday, 2:40 p.m.
Emergency lineAnswered by a plumber, never a machine
The register
Every line below is a printed line. The sheet is repriced each quarter and the price you are quoted on the phone is the price on the invoice.
“From” figures are the honest floor for straightforward work — a quote fixes the number after we have seen the job, and the quote does not move.
Shut-off, patch, and the permanent repair in the same visit wherever the parts allow.
from $189Clearing, camera inspection and root cutting, with the footage recorded on the report.
from $245Tank and tankless repair or replacement, expansion tanks and code upgrades included.
from $340Repair, replacement, zone valves and airlocks — steam and hot-water systems are our founding trade.
from $420Full plumbing for remodels, permit and inspection scheduling included in the line.
from $1,850Copper or PEX, one room or the whole house, plaster patching quoted with the pipe.
quotedTesting, softeners and filtration for iron, sediment and the wells north of Gingerbread Hill.
from $610New runs, appliance connections and leak tests, permitted and pressure-certified.
from $295The visit
The same three steps since Eisenhower was in office. The only thing that has changed is what the vans carry.
01
Two minutes
You reach a plumber, not a phone tree. We ask what changed, where, and when the house was last touched — then give you a window, not a vague afternoon.
02
30–60 minutes
A van arrives inside the window. The plumber diagnoses on site, shows you what they found, and writes the price on the sheet before touching a wrench.
03
Same visit
Each van carries 1,400 parts. Nine in ten jobs finish in the first visit, at the number on the sheet. What cannot finish today gets the first slot tomorrow.
Financing
0%APR for
18 months
on any job over $1,500
Financing arranged through a third-party lender. Subject to credit approval; rate shown requires approved credit and automatic payments.
Ask about financing when you bookService area
Sixteen towns on the printed register. The minutes below are door-to-door averages over the last twelve months, counted from dispatch, not from a map.
Not on the list? Call anyway — we cross the line for boilers, and we will tell you honestly what the drive costs.
From the register
Every quote below is on file with its invoice number. Ask the plumber who answers the phone to read you the original.
“The quote was $1,180 and the invoice was $1,180. I checked twice, because with the last company the numbers had a way of growing between the driveway and the door.”
“Basement flooded at 5:40 on a Sunday. I expected a machine and a Monday appointment. A Hollis van was in the driveway by seven and the floor drains ran by ten.”
“They repiped the whole first floor in four days and you cannot find a single scratch on the plaster. The invoice had nine lines and I understood all nine.”
The paper register back to 1951 lives in a fireproof cabinet at 14 Rantoul Street. Ask to see your street's page when the plumber arrives.
Book a visitBook a visit
Dispatch reads every request the same day. You get a call back — from a plumber, with a window — inside twenty minutes during working hours.
If water is moving where it should not be right now, skip the form: the emergency line is answered around the clock.
Dana HollisThird generation · 14 Rantoul Street, Beverly