Bolduc Plumbing Inc mpl#15090

Call Bolduc Plumbing and something usually happens the same day. A June 2025 customer whose new home's toilet was leaking into the basement rang at nine in the morning, had a plumber at the house by noon and the job done inside an hour. In October 2025 someone woke to a clogged toilet and had it working again within the hour. A February 2023 household that found the water heater leaking at 11:30 on a Sunday night had a new heater and new piping in, and hot showers back, on Monday. Micah Bolduc runs the Gardner company, and reviewers name Brandon and Alex as the two who usually turn up. In a 2023 review a customer said Micah returned their call in minutes when other plumbers had not called back at all, then was at the house within a couple of hours for a leak. The work spans the ordinary and the stubborn. A February 2026 customer said Brandon and Alex fixed a problem that had gone unresolved for years after several other plumbers had tried. In a May 2025 review a household had a guest toilet, sink piping, an outside faucet and the main shutoff valve all replaced and a pressure reducer fitted in one day. A November 2023 customer listed new plumbing for a studio apartment, several water heater replacements and a run of faucet and tub leaks over the years they have used them. Price comes up in the same breath as speed. A September 2025 customer with a leaking well pressure system dating from 1989 said every company they called charged a fee just to come and quote, and Bolduc came out free within a day. Reviewers through 2024 and 2025 use words like fair and reasonable, and a February 2024 customer described twenty years of calling the same plumber. A Gardner Nextdoor poster recommended them by name in April 2026. One thing to check before you call: a January 2026 reviewer mentions being helped with a heat pump, so if your job is heating equipment rather than pipes, confirm they cover it. For a Gardner-area leak, a failed water heater or a clog that has to be sorted today, this is a first call; ask what the visit costs if the fix turns out bigger than expected.