Boiler Installation in Marina Bay, MA

Boiler Installation for Norfolk County Residents

Need a new boiler in Marina Bay? Emma Plumbing And Drain Services provides installation of energy-efficient boilers to keep your home warm and relaxing.

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Boiler Installation Benefits

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  • Stay comfortable year-round with a high-efficiency boiler.
  • Reduce your energy bills with a modern heating system.
  • Avoid repairs with proper boiler installation by experienced professionals.
  • Improve your home’s value with an upgraded heating system.
  • A modern boiler room showcases a white boiler unit and various pipes adorned with gauges, valves, and connectors. Amidst the meticulous plumbing setup by a skilled plumbing contractor in Plymouth County, MA, a red expansion tank stands out against the light beige tiled walls.

    About Emma Plumbing And Drain Services

    Locally Serving Norfolk County

    Emma Plumbing And Drain Services is your local plumbing contractor in Marina Bay, MA. We specialize in boiler installation and provide quality service that keeps your home soothing and your plumbing functioning properly. We use the best materials and techniques for lasting performance.

    A person wearing a yellow shirt, red cap, and gloves, presumably a plumber from Plymouth County MA, is inspecting a boiler system with a diagnostic tool in the utility room. Copper pipes are visible around the unit.

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    Our Installation Process

  • Assessment: We’ll evaluate your home’s heating needs and recommend a boiler for you.
  • Selection: Choose from a variety of boiler brands and models.
  • Installation: Our technicians will install your new boiler quickly.
  • A plumber in blue overalls uses a wrench to adjust a valve on a complex network of metal pipes and gauges, showcasing his expertise in plumbing repairs. This setup, likely part of a heating or plumbing system, highlights the skilled service available from a trusted plumbing contractor in Plymouth County, MA.
    A plumber in Plymouth County, MA, adjusts the piping connections on a water heater using a wrench. Wearing a cap, they focus intently on tightening a valve. The wall-mounted unit features multiple connected pipes and wires.

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    Why Proper Installation Matters

    A properly installed boiler is essential for a comfortable and all-rounded home. It is supposed to provide accurate heating, prevent expensive repairs, and must have the potential to increase your property value overtime. With Emma Plumbing And Drain Services, you get the expertise to handle all your boiler installation needs in Marina Bay and throughout MA. We provide all ty[pes of boiler services to everyone in the community. To learn more about our services in Norfolk County, contact 774-539-3887.

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    Marina Bay is situated on the former site of the Victory Destroyer Plant and Naval Air Station Squantum, a naval airfield that was closed in 1954. The surplus base was sold at auction in 1956 by the U.S. Government’s General Services Administration to the Boston Edison company, the major electric utility in eastern Massachusetts at the time. Although other uses were discussed, it was generally assumed that Boston Edison would use the 600-acre (2.4 km2) site to build an electricity generation facility, with the construction of a nuclear power plant included in the speculation. The company did not act to develop a plant and instead leased the property to a company that maintained a large marina on the site in the 1960s, using the main hangar of the old naval air base as the main marina building.

    Boston Harbor Marina Inc., later Marina Industries Inc., became interested in development of the land as a mixed-used complex in the 1980s and a group driven by Quincy developers William and Peter O’Connell was able to gain support and finally approval from the city of Quincy for the project in 1985. Construction proceeded in phases for several years until the recession of the early 1990s brought it to a halt and eventually forced the O’Connells to declare bankruptcy. Development continued under other management with the involvement of the O’Connells after foreclosure. During the 1990s and beyond it became recognized as a highly desirable location by companies and urban professionals and has been cited by the state of Massachusetts as a successful example of “traditional neighborhood development”, an aspect of what has come to be known as New Urbanism.

    The development has not existed without controversy. The initial concept and construction was opposed unsuccessfully by residents of the adjacent Squantum neighborhood of Quincy who feared traffic congestion and noise pollution. Later, environmental groups successfully opposed expansion of the complex into an area of wetlands used as a bird sanctuary, fighting a five-year battle that ended in 2002. Noise from a large nightclub known as Ocean Club, formerly Marina Bay Beach Club, formerly WaterWorks, has prompted complaints from as far away as the Boston neighborhood of Savin Hill, located 2,000 feet (610 m) across Dorchester Bay, and has been an ongoing source of political struggles.

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