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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 24, 2023
Hired Hands adds new plumbing division
Beverly, MA Hired Hands, the handyman/maintenance division of The Remodeling Company, has added a new plumbing division to their list of services.
The plumbing division will enable The Remodeling Co. to keep all plumbing work in-house on their remodeling projects, which will provide cost savings to its clients while also enabling the company to offer top quality plumbing repairs and other services to residential and commercial customers as a stand-alone service.
The new division will be led by Steve Morelli, a master plumber and heating technician who ran his own company, Morelli’s Plumbing & Heating, Inc. for a decade. Morelli will oversee the plumbing division for Hired Hands projects as well as for all remodeling projects along with Mike Giordano, the company’s production manager.
“We are excited to expand our scope with the new Plumbing Division and look forward to serving homes and businesses in the Greater Boston community,” said Gary Mofe, CGR, CAPS, UDCP, founder of The Remodeling Company.
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