Professional plumbing services and repairs in Central Massachusetts

Common plumbing problems are an unavoidable part of homeownership. And while they’re never fun, it’s important that you have a game plan so you don’t find yourself stuck once there’s a problem. When you have a leaky faucet, dripping toilet or clogged drain, you can now turn to Pioneer!

In addition to our expert home comfort services, Pioneer Oil and Propane now offers plumbing services!

From small repairs to larger jobs—residential or commercial—our master plumbers deliver professional, friendly service at affordable prices. We guarantee the highest level of workmanship, a courteous team and fair pricing.

We are here for whatever you need, from sewer line repair, sump pumps and garbage disposal installations, to water heater installations and equipment sales. No matter what you’re up against, our reliable team will get the job done right and on time.

Call us for any of these plumbing services:

• toilet repair or replacement
• water heater repair or replacement
• gas piping
• frozen pipes
• appliance connections
• faucet repair/replacement
• sink/tub draining

Our team has experience with homes of all types, and we have expertise in new fixtures, general repairs, new constructions and renovations.

Are you selecting new fixtures?

If you need help selecting new fixtures, our team is here for you. We’ll install it, and then we’ll look forward to providing the follow-up maintenance to keep your new system running smoothly.

Schedule a plumbing service call with us today!

Plumbing tips to save you time and money

We’ve put together a few tips to help you deal with common plumbing problems. And remember—when you need us, give us a call!

• Prevent shower drain clogs. Pick up a drain strainer at your local hardware store and block soap, hair and other debris from getting into your pipes.
• Keep grease and oils out of your kitchen drains. Don’t pour them down your drain!
• Soak your aerator. If your faucets run slowly, mineral deposits could be blocking your aerator (the fitting at the bottom of your faucet). Just unscrew it and soak it overnight in white vinegar.
• Prevent freeze-ups. For the duration of heating season, turn off the water supply to your outdoor valves. Make sure all water is drained from the pipes. You can also consider disconnecting outside valves altogether, or getting frost-free spigots.
• Replace older valves. If you have older shut-off valves with washers, they can wear out, which makes them hard to turn all the way off. Replace them with new ball valves.

If you’ve lost hot water, here are a few possible causes:
In addition to following these tips, make sure you know where your main water shut-off valve is, so you’re prepared in case you need to turn off your water supply in an emergency situation.

Our team delivers quality work, and we don’t take shortcuts. And rest assured: You won’t see our plumbers using drain cleaners containing harmful chemicals, which can severely damage your pipes and plumbing systems over time.

Contact us to get a free estimate on your plumbing project today!