CleanTap is your licensed, insured local team for water filtration, plumbing, and heating & cooling across New Bedford and the surrounding area, starting with a free in-home water test.
Choose a service below, each is a licensed, insured local team with upfront pricing and a free in-home water test.
Whole-home filtration, softeners, RO & PFAS/lead reduction, matched to New Bedford’s water after a free test.
Explore →Water heaters, repairs, repipes, drains, gas lines & 24/7 emergency plumbing, licensed and to code.
Explore →Furnaces, boilers, central AC, heat pumps & mini-splits, tune-ups & no-heat emergencies. Mass Save rebates.
Explore →See what’s really in New Bedford’s tap water, PFAS, contaminants & the right filtration to fix it.
Explore →New Bedford’s drinking water is surface water supplied by the city Water Department, drawn from the Assawompset Pond complex in Lakeville and Rochester, including Little Quittacas Pond, where the city’s Quittacas treatment plant sits. Treated surface water is generally reliable, but like many older New England mill cities, New Bedford has legacy service lines and interior plumbing where lead-bearing solder or older pipe materials can still be present in pre-1986 homes.
We start every relationship with a free in-home water test and a clear report, then recommend the right filtration, whole-home, softening, reverse osmosis, or targeted PFAS/lead reduction, for your home. See the full New Bedford water quality report or book your free test anytime.
Fully licensed and insured in Massachusetts, master plumber on staff.
We test your water and show you the report before recommending anything.
You approve the price before we start. $0-down financing available.
A real local pro answers day or night, not a call center.
The pros who quote your job do the work, no subcontractors.
Drop cloths down, spotless cleanup, walkthrough when we’re done.
One local team for water filtration, plumbing, and heating & cooling. Book your free in-home water test or call us 24/7.
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CleanTap is your licensed, insured local team for water filtration, plumbing, and heating & cooling across New Bedford and the surrounding area, starting with a free in-home water test. CleanTap is a local, owner-run team handling water filtration, plumbing, and heating & cooling for New Bedford from our bases in Braintree and Mansfield — when you call, text, or book online you reach a real local pro, not a national call center, and the same licensed crew that quotes the job does the work and stands behind it.
New Bedford is part of Bristol County, explore water filtration, plumbing & HVAC across all our Bristol County service areas →.
CleanTap serves CleanTap Water Solutions serves all of New Bedford, from the North End, South End, and West End to downtown, the historic whaling waterfront district, and the neighborhoods around Buttonwood Park and Clarks Cove. We also cover nearby Dartmouth, Acushnet, Fairhaven, Freetown, and Rochester. Working from our Braintree and Mansfield bases, we reach homes along Route 6, Route 18, and the I-195 corridor for both scheduled and emergency work. Call (781) 630-5449 to book a visit. and the surrounding communities including Dartmouth, Acushnet, Fairhaven, Freetown, Rochester. Call (781) 630-5449 to confirm we cover your street.
Nearby towns: Dartmouth · Acushnet · Fairhaven · Freetown · Rochester
New Bedford is part of Bristol County, and no two homes here have the same water or the same heating and plumbing setup. We keep an up-to-date New Bedford water quality report covering PFAS, hardness, and the other contaminants that show up in local supplies, so you can see what is actually in your water before choosing treatment. From older New Bedford homes that need repiping, a new water heater, or a heating upgrade to newer builds that just want cleaner, softer water, our licensed local team handles all three trades in one call.
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We also help neighbors nearby in Acushnet, Fairhaven, Freetown. Call (781) 630-5449 or book your free water test to get started.