Best Gas Valve in Boston MA
First, I called Matt to schedule an appointment that was at my convenience. He then diagnosed the problem over the phone to assure me that the fix would be straightforward and quick. Henri and Ed arrived at my condo as scheduled. Both were very polite, professional and friendly. They were very neat, including placing a large padded blanket on the floor around the work area. The fix was a challenge because it required shutting off the water to all the units in the building. Unfortunately each unit does not have a separated shutoff. They fixed the problem quickly all the while keeping me informed as to their progress. The water was back on in less than an hour. I would highly recommend T-Flow Inc. Great guys!
www.bostonsplumber.com
Boston, MA
Paul is the best plumber in Boston. Very friendly and professionally
foukasplumbing.com
Boston, MA
These folks are very professional, they know what needs to be done and are straight with the customer. Great to have a reliable plumbing service close by!!
powerplumbingboston.com
16 Churchill St, Milton, MA 02186
John and his assistant did a fantastic job replacing my water heater that had leaked all over the basement.
The Men arrived on time and went right to work on the problems. When I have additional Plumbing issues, I will call McMahon Plumbing & Heating.
www.mcmahonplumbing.com
The Men arrived on time and went right to work on the problems. When I have additional Plumbing issues, I will call McMahon Plumbing & Heating.
47 Business St, Hyde Park, MA 02136
Nick is a lifesaver. My main sewer drain was stuck and we could not use any water. Nick sent a team the same night. He came the next day to make sure everything is all set and to review the video from the cleaning. The other guys I had before I called Nick tried to convince me the pipe was broken and I need to dig my front yard. That turned out to be completely false. While at home he fixed my dishwasher leaking pipe and an old problem with one of the toilets in the house. I know who to call next time there is an issue at home and so should you!
www.myplumr.com
Boston, MA
Showed up on time and completed work in a timely manner. Very nice, answered all of my questions.
www.pannhomeservices.com
Boston, MA
These guys did an amazing job replacing my hot water heater. Steve was prompt in answering all my questions. Was knowledgeable and practical when coming to solutions. The pricing was fair, they were on time, communicated well, and did a quality job. I would highly recommend.
www.chilliwilliemechanical.com
473 Essex St, Saugus, MA 01906
No words to describe how good they are.
They are very professional ,đź‘Ťfor mike as well.
They are very professional ,đź‘Ťfor mike as well.
169 Central Ave, Dedham, MA 02026
I hired Tommy to replace outdated plumbing in a new home that I purchased. The home was built in the 1950's and had several problematic cast iron pipes throughout that were beginning to leak. Tommy and his apprentice Brendan replaced all of these problematic pipes in our kitchen. They were meticulous and had tremendous attention to detail. They also worked very efficiently and the job was completed much sooner than I had originally anticipated. The price was fair and the work was high quality. I would definitely hire Tommy again and highly recommend Velocity plumbing.
velocityplumbers.com
Boston, MA
Great experience working with this company. I have had two water heaters go bad and their emergency service was prompt, neat and professional. Would recommend them to anyone in or around the Quincy Ma area.
www.greaterbostonplumbingheating.com
26 Heath St, Quincy, MA 02171
Good quality work.The men did a great job in a emergency. I had a broken waste pipe in my basement and was repaired quickly. Thanks for a great job.
tjsillari.com
99 Albion St STE 6, Somerville, MA 02144
Overall, I very much enjoyed working with Ernie. He is a really nice guy and does a professional, clean job. I would hire Ernie again.
The scope of the work Ernie did for us included: running a gas line to the attic for a new HVAC unit, repositioning gas for a new basement HVAC unit, and installing a new on-demand hot water heater. This project ended up requiring upsizing the gas line all the way back to the meter. To further complicate the job, the work was done in two phases so that our house would not have any interruption to hot water or heat. Further, as Ernie was separate from the HVAC company and the electrician, there was need to orchestrate scheduling of work around the progress made by other companies.
What went well:
- The result is that the work is all running as expected and was properly permitted
- The work was clean and tucked away to allow for finishing the basement and attic
- Ernie worked with me to phase the work such that there was no interruption to gas appliances around the house other than what we agreed could be worked around (our dryer was down for a couple days)
- When one of the gas pipe unions was a bit too loose and was leaking a little gas, Ernie responded immediately to tighten it up
- Ernie ran some gas pipe through a fairly difficult path to get from the basement to the attic
What could have been better:
- As with all good tradesmen, Ernie is busy. This combined with family circumstances meant that Ernie was not consistently responsive in trying to get work scheduled
- We could have communicated about the path of the gas pipe in the attic better so that it was located in the right spot the first time instead of having to pay to re-run it tighter to other piping
- Due to a change in the code and the need to keep the old heating system working until the attic HVAC was running, there was a miscalculation of gas pipe size that lead to an initial failing of inspection and a significant amount of re-work. In the end, Ernie made good on this such that I paid for the unanticipated scope of upsizing pipe all the way back to the meter and he ate the cost of reworking what he had already done that needed to be upsized.
Again, overall I would hire Ernie again, and in fact do anticipate enlisting his help for finishing a bathroom in the basement a year or two from now.
www.metrobostonplumbing.com
The scope of the work Ernie did for us included: running a gas line to the attic for a new HVAC unit, repositioning gas for a new basement HVAC unit, and installing a new on-demand hot water heater. This project ended up requiring upsizing the gas line all the way back to the meter. To further complicate the job, the work was done in two phases so that our house would not have any interruption to hot water or heat. Further, as Ernie was separate from the HVAC company and the electrician, there was need to orchestrate scheduling of work around the progress made by other companies.
What went well:
- The result is that the work is all running as expected and was properly permitted
- The work was clean and tucked away to allow for finishing the basement and attic
- Ernie worked with me to phase the work such that there was no interruption to gas appliances around the house other than what we agreed could be worked around (our dryer was down for a couple days)
- When one of the gas pipe unions was a bit too loose and was leaking a little gas, Ernie responded immediately to tighten it up
- Ernie ran some gas pipe through a fairly difficult path to get from the basement to the attic
What could have been better:
- As with all good tradesmen, Ernie is busy. This combined with family circumstances meant that Ernie was not consistently responsive in trying to get work scheduled
- We could have communicated about the path of the gas pipe in the attic better so that it was located in the right spot the first time instead of having to pay to re-run it tighter to other piping
- Due to a change in the code and the need to keep the old heating system working until the attic HVAC was running, there was a miscalculation of gas pipe size that lead to an initial failing of inspection and a significant amount of re-work. In the end, Ernie made good on this such that I paid for the unanticipated scope of upsizing pipe all the way back to the meter and he ate the cost of reworking what he had already done that needed to be upsized.
Again, overall I would hire Ernie again, and in fact do anticipate enlisting his help for finishing a bathroom in the basement a year or two from now.
20 Union Ave, Framingham, MA 01702
Greg and his team do quality work and scheduling is never a hassle.
abostonplumber.com
1 Westinghouse Plaza a410, Hyde Park, MA 02136
Jim’s is the best! We lost our water heater on thanksgiving day. I called Jim’s Friday morning and by noon we had a new water heater. He was courteous, knowledgeable, professional and affordable. I will use him for all my plumbing needs moving forward.
www.jimsplumbingheating.com
99 Albion St STE 6, Somerville, MA 02144
I've used Irfan and his team several times now, and the service continues to be excellent. This team is fast, reasonably priced, and reasonable to work with. Communication is a major positive point, and if you've worked with others you know this can be a pain point.
Kudos to Irfan for responsiveness, availability, and for pricing fairly.
www.icmechanicalservices.com
Kudos to Irfan for responsiveness, availability, and for pricing fairly.
32 Arden St, Boston, MA 02134
Called when my boiler wouldn't start. It was 2 degrees outside. When the plumber arrived, he had a bad attitude when he walked into the door. He almost broke my nest thermostat. When we went down to the basement, he was convinced the boiler was working, but it wasn't, the house was still 54 degrees. All he did was flush out a few drops of water and added too much. Then he was flushing water out of the other boiler for the upstairs apartment no matter how many times I asked him not to. Then he made things worse by adding too much water to the upstairs boiler. So long story short, he didn't fix my boiler. I'll never call them again.
www.catanoplumbing.com
Boston, MA