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Bassett Yacht & Boat Sales
Boat Shop · Repair services
321 Moody Street, MA
+1 413 3744880Website
Plumbing & sanitation · MA · 122 marine listings
Plumbing & Sanitation in Massachusetts
Browse marine providers across Massachusetts. Heads, holding tanks, freshwater systems, and through-hull plumbing.
About this service
The plumbing system on a yacht is rarely glamorous but consistently the source of expensive surprises when it fails — a leaking through-hull can sink the boat, a failed holding tank pump-out leaves the head unusable, and freshwater system failures end cruising trips early. A competent marine plumber handles head and holding tank service, through-hull replacement, freshwater pump and hose work, and watermaker installation. For shop-grade work (welded stainless steel tanks, custom fittings), look for a marine fabricator.
Marine providers in Massachusetts
12 shownNo exact plumbing & sanitation matches yet — these are notable marine shops in Massachusetts. Many marinas and yards offer plumbing & sanitation without naming it explicitly.
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H&H Propeller Shop
Boat Builder · Repair services
0 Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970
+1 800-325-0117Website
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Russo Marine
Boat Shop · Repair services
10 Hutchinson Drive, Danvers, MA 01923
+1 866 722 8977Website
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West Marine
Boat Shop · Repair services
MA
+1 978 7775940Website
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Mill River Marine Railways
Boat Shop · Repair services
82 Border Street, MA
+1-781-383-1207
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Multihull Source
Boat Shop · Repair services
3 Narrows Road, MA
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West Marine
Boat Shop · Repair services
MA
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Windward Yacht Yard
Marina · Repair services
58 Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA 01950
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Windward Yacht Yard
Marina · Repair services
58 Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA 01950
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Bardens Boatyard
Marina · Repair services
MA
Boston Harbor Shipyard & Marina
Marina · Repair services
MA
Diamond Marine Boat Repair Shop
Boat Builder · Repair services
108 Jeffreys Neck Road, MA
Related reading
Watermakers: When They Make Sense and When They Don't
A watermaker is a $5,000-$20,000 cruising upgrade that liberates you from the dock — or sits unused if you don't need it. A practical guide to deciding.
How to Winterize Your Yacht: A Complete Step-by-Step Checklist
Skip winterization and you'll spend more on spring repairs than the entire process costs. A practical step-by-step guide for yacht owners — engine, plumbing, hull, interior.
Spring Commissioning Checklist: Get Your Yacht Ready for the Season
A step-by-step spring commissioning checklist for yacht owners. Engine, plumbing, hull, electrical, and safety gear — what to check before launching.
Frequently asked
- How often should marine head joker valves be replaced?
- Joker valves (the rubber check valves in manual marine heads) typically need replacement every 1–2 years on regularly-used heads. Signs of failure include backflow from the bowl, hard pumping, and discharge odors. Replacement is a 30-minute DIY job for most popular head models.
- What is a Type III MSD?
- Type III marine sanitation devices are USCG-classified holding tank systems with no overboard discharge. They're required in no-discharge zones (most U.S. waters within 3 miles of shore, all lakes and rivers). Service involves pump-out, deodorant treatment, and periodic vent filter replacement.