Call Frank on (732) 269-7978.
You want a plumber who does the job once, does it right, and is still around next year. Haskell has been plumbing the shore since 1985.
Water heaters and tankless conversions, boilers, winterizing, drains and sewer lines, and the plumbing on new homes and remodels, from Waretown and Barnegat to Forked River and Long Beach Island. Frank Haskell is a New Jersey master plumber, license #7471, and the business is bonded and insured.
- Licensed
- NJ Master Plumber #7471
- Insured
- Bonded and insured
- Since
- 1985
- Based in
- Waretown, NJ
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- 5.0 rating on Google
- NJ Master Plumber Lic. #7471
- Bonded and insured
- Plumbing since 1985
- New construction and remodels
- Residential and commercial
- Based in Waretown, NJ
- Long Beach Island and the mainland
Recent work
Water, gas and venting piped in clean, with the Haskell sticker on the unit.
Three recent jobs from his own Google listing: a tankless install, a tankless heater and softener, and a remodel rough-in.
Tankless water heater and softener
Tankless water heater install
Remodel rough-in
“Since 1985, our customers can rely on a final product that will provide years of trouble free service. We take our time from the very beginning, to ensure that the final product can withstand the test of time.”
When the work has to last
Most plumbing looks fine the day the truck leaves, and the trouble shows up a winter later. Frank takes the time up front so the job holds up.
Plenty of people have lived some version of it: a rushed install, a drip behind the wall the next spring, and a plumber who is hard to reach once it fails. His own site put it plainly: the time goes in at the very beginning so the work can stand up to the years, and that is the job he takes on.
- New Jersey Master Plumber, license #7471, first issued in 1985
- Bonded and insured, residential and commercial
- New construction and remodels, plus the repairs every house needs
In a customer’s own words.
Read it on Google5.0 on Google across 1 review, as of October 2026.
“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!”
Residential and commercial
Everything a house in Ocean County needs from a plumber.
Water heaters and tankless
Hot water that keeps up with the house, from a straight swap of a tank heater to a conversion to tankless.
Read more02New construction and remodels
The rough-in and the finish plumbing on a new home, an addition or a gutted kitchen or bath, laid out to last.
Read more03Winterizing shore homes
A house that sits empty all winter gets drained down, so there is no burst pipe waiting for you in the spring.
Read moreBoilers and hydronic heat
Boilers, baseboard and hydronic heat, valves, controls and thermostats, so the heat comes on when the weather turns.
Drain and sewer lines
Stoppages cleared, drain and sewer lines cleaned or replaced, and cut and cap work when a house is coming down.
Leaks and repairs
Leak detection and repair, including slab leaks, plus the fixture, faucet, toilet and pump repairs every house needs.
Gas piping
Gas lines run for fire pits, fireplaces, grills, generators and gas water heaters, inside the house or out on the deck.
Water softeners and filters
Softeners and whole-house filters that take the hard water and the chlorine taste out of what comes from the tap.
Who you’re calling
A New Jersey master plumber, first licensed in 1985, and in the trade since 1974.
Haskell Plumbing & Heating is Frank Haskell’s company, and by his own site’s account he has been in the plumbing trade since 1974 and is sought after by builders across Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Licensed, bonded and insured in New Jersey under license #7471, working residential and commercial across 15 towns in Ocean County. The work runs from a faucet or a water heater to the full plumbing on a new home.
Where he works
Based in Waretown, out across Ocean County.
15 towns on his own install list, which he says keeps growing, so if you are nearby, call and ask.
The mainland, Waretown north to Brick
- WaretownNJ
- Forked RiverNJ
- BayvilleNJ
- Toms RiverNJ
- BrickNJ
Barnegat, Manahawkin and the bayside
- BarnegatNJ
- ManahawkinNJ
- West CreekNJ
- Mystic IslandsNJ
- Beach Haven WestNJ
Long Beach Island
- Long Beach TownshipNJ
- Ship BottomNJ
- Harvey CedarsNJ
- Beach HavenNJ
- Barnegat LightNJ
“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!”
Before you call
Frequently asked questions.
The things people usually want to know before they let a plumber in the door.
01What do I do if water is coming in right now?
Close the main water shutoff to stop the damage, then call (732) 269-7978, the number on Frank's service stickers, and tell him what you are seeing. If you are in Long Beach Township during business hours, the township asks you to call its water department first, in case the problem is on the town's side of the meter.
02Is Haskell Plumbing licensed and insured?
Yes. Frank Haskell holds New Jersey Master Plumber license 36BI00747100, which his stickers shorten to #7471, and it was first issued in 1985 and is active through June 2027. You can look it up on the state register before anyone comes to the house, and the business is bonded and insured.
03What towns does Haskell Plumbing work in?
Haskell works out of Waretown, and his own install list runs from Brick and Toms River down through Forked River, Barnegat and Manahawkin to West Creek and Mystic Islands, and across the causeway to Long Beach Island. If you are nearby in Ocean County and not on the list, call and ask.
04How do I get a price for my job?
Call (732) 269-7978 and describe the job, or send it through the form with a photo if you have one. Every job is priced on its own, so this site does not publish prices or ranges.
05Do you do commercial work or just homes?
Both. His own service list covers residential, commercial, multifamily and institutional work, and it runs from a faucet or a water heater up to the full plumbing on a new house, which his Facebook page calls his specialty.
06What if I do not know what is wrong?
That is most calls, and working it out is part of the job. People call about hot water that runs out too fast, a drain that keeps backing up, or a damp spot with no leak in sight, and his service list covers leak detection, drain and sewer cleaning and water heater repair.
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.