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Licensed by the Massachusetts State Board — License #24011125-PL-PC
Mon–Fri 7–6·Sat 7–3·Sun closed·Taking calls 24/7
Licensed by the Massachusetts State Board — License #24011125-PL-PC
In a typical home, the kitchen is among the most active rooms, and the piping must be up to the task. It is not just a matter of the faucet and drain; the water heater, garbage disposal, gas lines and hot water supply are all part of a system that is put to work daily. Should a clog, leak or some other trouble arise, an experienced hand can usually put it right before it turns into an expensive repair.
At Ferguson Plumbing Design, we offer professional services for residential kitchens, whether it’s a remodel, routine maintenance, installation, or a straight repair. Our licensed plumbers will come out to inspect the situation, explain what is wrong, and put forward sensible solutions.
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Complete kitchen plumbing solutions, designed for everyday use
When your boiler is outdated, inefficient, or no longer meeting your heating needs, it can affect the comfort and reliability of your home or business. At Ferguson Plumbing Design Inc., our boiler replacement services provide a dependable heating solution designed to improve comfort, efficiency, and performance.
Whether you’re replacing an aging boiler, upgrading to a more efficient system, or installing a new unit, our experienced team can help you choose the right solution for your space. A properly installed boiler can improve heating performance, reduce energy waste, and keep your home warm and comfortable for years
We service the full range of fixtures and systems essential to a well-run kitchen. This means everything from installing a new water heater or making hot water connections to fixing a pipe, installing a garbage disposal, or tending to the pipe work as part of a renovation. A bit of prompt attention when you notice a change in water pressure or a leaky faucet will stave off bigger problems down the line. We also make it easy for homeowners to request an inspection and get ahead of any potential emergencies.
There is no shortage of older town homes. According to local records, many of the houses here date back to the 1840s and 50s, the period between 1865 and 1900, or were put up after 1950. With age comes the odd layout, some previous patchwork or pipes that have seen better days, all of which our contractor team takes into account before we install anything new on a project. We will assess if the drains, gas or water heater need to be moved or replaced. Tankless systems are another option we may recommend.
Then there is the ground itself. Much of the public water here is drawn from gravel-packed wells tapping into aquifers, while some residents have their own private well. You will find hydric soils, hardpan and shallow groundwater in parts of the area, which is something to keep in mind with underground drainage and piping.
With the kind of cold Massachusetts winters bring, one cannot be without dependable boiler, heating and hot water service. We serve Pepperell and the surrounding towns of Groton, Acton, Ayer, Dunstable, Harvard, Shirley, Townsend, Tyngsborough, Westford, Chelmsford, Lowell, Bedford, Dracut, Fitchburg, Leominster, Lunenburg and Ashby. Our reach extends to Southern New Hampshire as well, covering Nashua, Hudson, Hollis, Milford and New Ipswich.
Why we like working in this town is its history and open spaces, the farms and the way it is tied to the Nissitissit and Nashua Rivers. The town has its share of landmarks like the Covered Bridge and the Rail Trail for a nice walk. If you are in need of a plumber for your kitchen, whether for a drain cleaning, a new disposal or a complete overhaul, give us a call. We prefer to do the job right and provide what the home requires, nothing more.
Grease is the usual culprit. It goes down liquid and sets up like a candle.
A cartridge or seat. Cheap now, and it only gets worse.
Jammed, seized, or the drain below it is blocked.
Supply connection, drain slip joint, or the disposal itself.
Often just a scaled aerator; sometimes the supply run.
Usually the air gap or the disposal knockout, not the appliance.
Faucet repair and replacement. Sink and basket strainer installation, including undermount work. Garbage disposal installation, repair and replacement. Dishwasher and icemaker supply connections. Branch drain clearing and repair. Shutoff valves that have seized. Hot water supply issues that turn out to start at the water heater rather than the tap.
If a remodel is in progress, we would rather see the layout before the cabinets go in. A drain relocated on paper costs a fraction of one relocated afterward.
$49 dispatch fee gets a licensed plumber and a stocked truck to your door. No diagnostic fee if we can see the problem. $99 diagnostic if we have to break out tools to find it. After that you get a firm price before any work starts. Nobody here is paid on commission.
Grease. Kitchen branch drains fail differently from the rest of the house. Fat goes down warm and liquid and cools into a lining on the pipe wall. Clearing it works; keeping it clear means changing what goes down, and if it returns quickly the branch itself may be narrowed.
Yes, with a quick look at the specs first. Undermount sinks, deep basins and imported faucets all have rough-in requirements worth confirming before the old one comes out.
Frequently, yes. The usual cause is a blocked air gap or a disposal whose knockout plug was never removed when the dishwasher was connected. Both are quick fixes and neither means a new appliance.
You can have one, but it adds solids load to the tank and shortens the interval between pump-outs. If your home is on septic we will tell you honestly whether it is worth it for how you cook.
Usually not, a scaled aerator or cartridge accounts for most of it. If the pressure is low throughout the house, that is a different problem and worth diagnosing properly.
$49 dispatch. No diagnostic fee if we can see the problem, $99 if tools have to come out. Firm price before any work starts.
