Hoffman & Kelley Plumbing in Andover, MA, 01810 - Plumbers and Plumbing Contractors

Business Name : Hoffman & Kelley Plumbing

Address : 87 Belmont Street

Phone Number : (978) 475-3424

Website : hoffmanandkelley.com

Category : Plumbers and Plumbing Contractors

Year founder : 1953

Location type : Single Location

Annual Revenue (In Thousands) : $1.000.000 to $2.499.999

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The first Hoffman & Kelley Plumbing company was established in 1953. Since it was founded, the company has maintained a core set of core values that are rooted in quality work for fair prices. Over fifty years ago, the original Hoffman & Kelley Plumbing company still provides services to Andover, MA homes and businesses. It's still privately owned and operated with strong connections to Andover, MA.

We've never lost sight of the local connection. Today, Hoffman & Kelley Plumbing is a large group of independent-owned and operated plumbing companies with a shared set of values as well as a common belief in providing excellent customer service. Although our network is vast, with hundreds of locations throughout the United States, each of our businesses is deeply involved in the communities they serve. Because they're our communities, as well. And through experience we've learned that exceptional service is a natural result when you're truly concerned about your clients.

We know that plumbing issues can cause a lot of a problem without having to deal with a grumpy repairman or customer service representative. We provide a friendly voice, a courteous call, and a convenient procedure. Our priority is your emergency. We plan service as soon as possible to resolve your issue.

The plumbers will treat your house with the respect you'd like to receive. Before they enter your home we put on the shoes we wear and wash our feet with pads that we have made. We'll provide you with an honest assessment of the plumbing issue and what it will cost to correct it. Our charges are fixed-price and in advance, meaning you don't have to worry about inflated costs as the project progresses.