MOUNT HOLLY, Vt. – Master Plumbing & Heating, a rapidly expanding local plumbing, heating, HVAC, and water-treatment company, celebrated the grand opening of its new facility at 33 Station Road in Mount Holly with a ribbon cutting and community open house attended by staff, family, customers, and local officials.
Owner and CEO John Diekel and General Manager Jeffrey Grenier welcomed guests, reflected on the company’s growth, and highlighted the impact of expanding into a modern, purpose-built facility with enhanced service capabilities. The upgraded operations include expanded workspace, improved service bays, dedicated water-treatment areas, and a modern showroom designed to help customers explore heating, cooling, and plumbing solutions. After a blessing from Father Mosher, of Ludlow’s Church of the Annunciation, Carol Lighthall, of the Okemo Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce, offered brief remarks, saying, “We’re delighted to join today’s celebration. Master Plumbing & Heating represents the kind of entrepreneurial spirit and community investment that strengthens our region. This new facility reflects their commitment to quality service, workforce development, and the future of the trades in Vermont.”
John Diekel added, “This facility is more than a new building; it is an investment in our employees, our customers, and the future of the skilled trades in Vermont. We are building a company that can serve this community for generations, and this facility gives our team the systems, training space, and capacity to continue doing that.”
Following the remarks, Diekel and Grenier joined local officials for the official ribbon cutting and photos. Guests toured the showroom, shop, warehouse, and service bays, where staff were available to answer questions and demonstrate equipment.
The new facility positions Master Plumbing & Heating for continued workforce growth and expanded service capacity as demand for skilled trades continues to rise throughout the region.