Locally owned since 2001 · Ulster County, NY
Plumbing services in Ulster County
From leaks and clogged drains to water heaters, well pumps and water pressure, Rice Plumbing & Heating helps Ulster County homeowners with repairs and planned installations. Choose the service that matches what you need.

25 years serving our neighbors2001–2026 · Accord & Boiceville
Plumbing repairs, hot water and well systems
Rice Plumbing & Heating helps Ulster County homeowners with leaks, drains, water heaters, well systems and water pressure. Find help with an urgent plumbing repair, a clogged drain or a water heater that needs attention.
For homes supplied by a well, explore well pumps, pressure tanks and water pressure solutions. Tell us what is happening and where service is needed so our team can help with the next step.

Start with the symptom
Loss of hot water points to a different assessment than low pressure at every tap. Tell us whether the property uses a private well or municipal water, which fixtures are affected and when the problem began. You do not need to identify the failed part before getting in touch.
For an active leak or backup, call an office to discuss availability. For planned installation or replacement, describe the current setup and the change you want to make. Our service pages below explain the details that help us understand each request.
Service from Accord and Boiceville
Rice Plumbing & Heating has served the area since 2001. Our Accord and Boiceville offices help Ulster County homeowners arrange repairs, maintenance and installations. Check our service area and include your complete address so the office can confirm coverage for the work you need.
Let’s take care of your home.
Send the service address and a few details about the problem or project. Our local team will follow up to discuss the next step.
For an urgent service need, call an office directly to discuss availability.
Request service
Tell us what needs attention and where we can help.
Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment.









