Coverage

Areas we serve

Genuinely local service across Lowell.

Belvidere

Belvidere climbs the rise west of downtown, where the streets are lined with Victorian and early-1900s houses built for merchants and mill m…

The Highlands is the densest part of Lowell's south side, a grid of two- and three-family houses built between the 1880s and the 1920s for p…

Downtown is mill country: the Boott and Massachusetts mills, the canals that powered them, Market Street and the blocks around Lowell Nation…

Pawtucketville sits north of the Merrimack around the university's north campus, and its housing runs from older three-deckers near the rive…

Centralville lies across the Merrimack from downtown, reached by the Bridge Street crossings, and it holds some of the city's oldest dense h…

South Lowell runs down toward the Billerica line, a mix of smaller houses, two-families and the industrial edges that grew along the rail an…

Dracut borders Lowell to the north, and its housing runs from older farmhouses and mill-era cottages to post-war subdivisions and newer stre…

Chelmsford lies southwest of Lowell across the town line, with an older centre, post-war neighbourhoods and newer construction toward Route …