Call Frank on (732) 269-7978.
Plumber in Waretown, NJTownship of Ocean · Ocean County
You need a plumber in Waretown, and the one you want is already in town. Haskell works out of Waretown, first licensed in 1985.
Haskell Plumbing & Heating is based in Waretown, so a Waretown job is close to home, and Frank Haskell is a New Jersey master plumber, license #7471.
- Licensed
- NJ Master Plumber #7471
- Insured
- Bonded and insured
- Since
- 1985
- Based in
- Waretown, NJ
Waretown plumber, every service
Looking for a licensed plumber in Waretown, NJ?
Haskell Plumbing & Heating is a Waretown plumber, and Frank Haskell holds New Jersey Master Plumber license 36BI00747100, first issued in 1985, so the license on a Waretown job is his. The business is bonded and insured, and because it is based in town, a call from Waretown is a call to the plumber down the road. That is all of Waretown, zip code 08758.
In Waretown, Haskell replaces water heaters and converts houses to tankless, services boilers and hydronic heat, and drains down the houses that sit empty over the winter. He also clears and replaces drain and sewer lines, finds and repairs leaks, runs gas lines for fire pits, grills and generators, puts in water softeners and filters, and does the plumbing on new homes and remodels.
Waretown sits inside the Township of Ocean, and the township's construction department at 50 Railroad Avenue issues the permits, with re-piping, new plumbing, water and sewer replacement and new gas lines all on its list of work that needs one before it starts. Call (732) 269-7978 and tell Frank what the house needs.
Also nearby
He also covers the towns around Waretown: Barnegat and Long Beach Township.
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What he does in Waretown
8 things he does in Waretown, and what each one looks like.
- Licensed · NJ Master Plumber #7471
- Insured · Bonded and insured
- Since · 1985
- Based in · Waretown, NJ
Hot water that keeps up with the house, from a straight swap of a tank heater to a conversion to tankless.
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Tankless water heater install The rough-in and the finish plumbing on a new home, an addition or a gutted kitchen or bath, laid out to last.
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Remodel rough-in A house that sits empty all winter gets drained down, so there is no burst pipe waiting for you in the spring.
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Boilers, baseboard and hydronic heat, valves, controls and thermostats, so the heat comes on when the weather turns.
Stoppages cleared, drain and sewer lines cleaned or replaced, and cut and cap work when a house is coming down.
Leak detection and repair, including slab leaks, plus the fixture, faucet, toilet and pump repairs every house needs.
Gas lines run for fire pits, fireplaces, grills, generators and gas water heaters, inside the house or out on the deck.
Softeners and whole-house filters that take the hard water and the chlorine taste out of what comes from the tap.
Tankless water heater and softener
Water heaters and tankless
What he knows about Waretown
Three things that are true in Waretown and not three towns over.
Permits come before the work
The Township of Ocean requires zoning and construction permits before any work on a residence that involves construction, renovation, repairs, additions, alterations or reconstruction.
Plumbing and gas are on the list
The township's own list of permit work names re-piping of plumbing or new plumbing installations, water and sewer replacement, and re-piping of gas lines or new gas installations.
A plumbing official of its own
The construction department lists a Plumbing Official alongside its building, electric and fire officials, so plumbing work here is inspected by a plumbing subcode official.
Each card was read from twpoceannj.gov, and checked on 2026-10-20.
Waretown, in Township of Ocean, Ocean County
Where a Waretown job actually gets approved.
Three things the Township of Ocean's own construction page says about plumbing work in Waretown.
The office that signs off a Waretown job
Township of Ocean Construction Department
- Where
- 50 Railroad Avenue, Waretown, NJ 08758
Before you call, in Waretown
Do I need a permit to re-pipe a house in Waretown?
Yes. The Township of Ocean lists re-piping of plumbing and new plumbing installations among the work that needs zoning and construction permits before it starts, along with water and sewer replacement and new gas lines. The construction department at 50 Railroad Avenue in Waretown handles them.
Source: twpoceannj.govWho issues plumbing permits in Waretown?
Waretown sits inside the Township of Ocean, so permits come from the Township of Ocean Construction Department at 50 Railroad Avenue, Waretown, NJ 08758, which has its own Plumbing Official on staff.
Source: twpoceannj.govDoes a new gas line in Waretown need a permit?
It does. Re-piping of gas lines and new gas installations are on the Township of Ocean's list of work that needs permits before anything begins, which covers a line run for a grill, a fire pit, a generator or a gas water heater.
Source: twpoceannj.gov
Office details and the answers above are read from the office's own pages and the township's own documents, and were checked on 2026-10-20. Call ahead before you drive there, because hours move.
Who you are calling
Who you are calling about a job in Waretown.
Haskell Plumbing & Heating is Frank Haskell's company. The license on the job is his, New Jersey Master Plumber #7471, and the business is bonded and insured.
Haskell is based in Waretown, so the plumber on a Waretown job is coming from right in town.
From his Google listing, in the words people wrote
“Did a fantastic job in my yard. In preparation for the new city meters. I know with all my garden area's it was a huge challenge!”
Tell him what it’s doing and he’ll tell you what it takes.
Call (732) 269-7978 and describe the job to get a price for it.