Danvers and Five Nearby Towns
The business is based at 175 Andover St in Danvers, MA 01923, and dispatches crews to Danvers and to Peabody, Beverly, Middleton, Salem and Topsfield. Each town has its own page, written around that town's water, streets and local conditions.
Danvers itself has tidal water on the Danvers River, the Ipswich River on the western border and villages that include Danvers Center, Danversport, Putnamville and Tapleyville. According to the town resilience site, Danvers calls itself coastal with many properties in flood zones, which is why flooding and basement water come up so often here.
What Each Town Page Covers
Peabody
Brooks that flood in heavy rain, the city's water sources and the March 2018 storms.
Peabody water damageBeverly
Neighborhoods from Beverly Farms to North Beverly and the Bass River district study.
Beverly water damageMiddleton
The Ipswich River, Middleton Pond and the town's shared water system with Danvers.
Middleton water damageSalem
Coastal and rainfall flooding, the Collins Cove to Willows study and the harbor.
Salem water damageTopsfield
The Ipswich River, Topsfield Fair season and a town on its own water department.
Topsfield water damageCall the dispatch line and give your address. The dispatcher confirms coverage and sends a crew as soon as one is available.
ZIP Codes We Serve
Danvers 01923, Peabody 01960, Beverly 01915, Middleton 01949, Salem 01970 and Topsfield 01983 are the street-delivery ZIP codes for the towns above. Hathorne in Danvers carries a post office box ZIP, 01937, and the line covers the village by street address.
If your address is near a town line, call anyway. Crews are dispatched by street address and not by the ZIP on your mail.
See the full list of services to find the right starting point, or read the blog for guides written for this area.