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Very satisfied with Z Plumberz. They are professional, response quickly (plumbers show up within hours), and communicate effectively. Everyone I have spoken to (the sales coordinator, the manager, and the plumbers) are all very thorough with the process. The rate is also pretty standard by Boston standard. I would highly recommend this company.

Rapid Flow was able to come and save the day on Saturday when my house trap was clogged and water wasn't draining. They picked up the phone, got me in touch with service person, arrived in window they gave me, unclogged and cleaned pipes, and cleaned up and left.

It's wasn't inexpensive, but I think the rate is reasonable for weekend service. I think I would've paid just about anything anyway. It was a nasty mess...

I tried several local plumbers first but didn't have success getting them over to the house. I hope never to deal with such issue, but I know exactly who to call first.

Incredibly fast and reliable. Fair pricing. They made it very easy! Highly recommended.

I made over a dozen phone calls to plumbers to fix a leaky toilet valve, and Van at Alligators was the only one who agreed to come over same-day. He fixed the leak immediately, then looked at and resolved two other plumbing problems in the house during the same visit. He was fast, friendly, helpful, and reasonably priced. We'll be calling him again when needs arise.

I was recently assigned Dello Russo as a subcontractor for installation on appliances I bought at Sears. [As an aside, that was a total debacle, and I wish I'd gone to Yale like I planned and found Dello Russo on my own to install! But anyway...]

I got a call from the owner about the installation time and he was very nice and very helpful even though Sears botched the order several times and he couldn't actually do it that day. The day of my rescheduled installation I got a call in the morning that the guys at Dello Russo had worked some kind of magic where they were able to get both of my appliances even though Sears had said it would probably be impossible.

The two installers (one is the brother of the owner) were young guys who were incredibly awesome (incidentally, also cute, if that matters to ya). Fast, efficient, cleaned up after themselves/my horrible gross water mess from letting a broken dishwasher sit too long... (I'm sure they've smelled worse but really, they were great). I feel like a jerk that I had no cash for tip, and I hope that they are paid well by Sears. I should mail something in.

I don't know if they usually travel all over the Boston area, but they came to Watertown. HIGHLY recommended.

Be aware.

These guys are NOT licensed plumbers.  They're just drain techs in the words of the guy still at my house right now, not actually fixing the thing that needs fixing (my under-sink disposal).  He's just run a snake through the drain, told me that my disposal is the problem (it's what I called about to begin with), and told me that I need a real plumber.

On the plus side, he came at 7:30 on a Saturday morning and only charged me $100.

I had a toilet that would not stop running and after unsuccessfully trying to diagnose and solve the problem myself, I decided to reach out to a professional. Martin was recommended to me by Yelp's request a quote function. He was one of the few plumbers on the recommended who was willing to give me an estimate without having to send someone over first.

The price was fair and Martin was responsive in scheduling a time the same day I contacted him.

The plumber on Martin's team that I worked with was knowledgable, professional, and worked quickly to replace the fill valve within 30 minutes. We weren't 100% sure if that would fix the problem since this appeared to be a slow leak so they were willing to hold off invoicing me and ordering additional parts just in case the fill valve wasn't the issue.

Luckily replacing the fill valve did the trick but I appreciated the gesture anyways. Still waiting to figure out how their payment works since I received an online invoice with an option to pay online.

Anyways they did a great job and I would recommend them for toilet repair.

Sal did a bunch of plumbing work at my house as part of a renovation, and the inspector said it was top notch. Sal gave me some solid advice on replacing some very old plumbing (so old that it crumbled when he tried to cut it) and worked long days to make sure that the project could stay on schedule. I recommend him very highly.

After many years without air conditioning I finally decided to treat myself and have a Mitsubishi Mini-Split Heat & Air Conditioner installed in my South End condominium. I called three companies that Mitsubishi has listed as their Diamond Contractors in the Boston area and all came by to look at my apartment. All three gave me flat rate (inclusive) pricing for a day and a half of labor & all materials and all of the prices were roughly the same.

I chose Boston Standard's proposal for three reasons: (1) they were able to do the installation within three weeks; (2) the project manager who came out to view my apartment presented himself professionally and answered all my questions; and (3) Boston Standard's proposal was polished and detailed. The proposal was ten pages long and explained all of the different levels of warranties including their one-year system replacement plan, outlined the complimentary one-year enrollment in their Peace of Mind Service Plan (and what that plan offered) and the option of a zero percent, twelve month financing.

Once I scheduled my installation Ashley from Boston Standard sent me rebate forms to be completed and sent back to her and then she would ensure they were completed and submitted correctly.

On the day of the install Dave arrived on-time with two members of his team, John and Justin, and started bringing in the equipment. The installation process was smooth, professional and they managed to do the installation so that everything was hidden behind the walls and ceiling. John and Justin were able to complete the setup in one day - which was great - and then showed me how to clean the filters and use the remote control.

Overall the process was professional and the people of Boston Standard went the extra steps to make sure that I was satisfied ... and I am very happy that I made the right decision.

We had a main drain backup and called them. In one hour Gary showed up and fixed it. Fast affordable and the next plumbers we call when needed.

Mark answered right away when I called regarding our sump pump issues (it stopped working after the summer of heavy rain). He could replace it the next day and made sure the water flowed out as expected before closing up the bucket. Mark and his helper were very polite and knowledgeable. They did a very good and clean job.

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!

To me, it seems that they don't want new customers, though I suspect others may defend them and this practice?  They want me to pay them $65.00, to come give me a quote on a new water heater (at least a $2,000+ opportunity for them)? Because they are a 'premium supplier'?  All other plumbers must be lousy and pale in comparison, because they don't seem to charge for this.  Being in sales, I recognize this as a sales tactic some companies use as a means of getting an unsuspecting homeowner to 'commit' prematurely to what might actually not be a good quote.  Of course, I'll never know if their pricing is in line or better than their competition.  I suggested to them that they are requiring I gamble on them being great by having to pay for the quote... turns out they'll give me $75.00 off whatever quote should it convert to work?  How about THEY gamble on themselves, if they are that great?

I called for HVAC repair at the start of the cold weather and they said someone would be out later that day -- even giving me a time window in which to expect them. They then canceled last-minute during that window, leaving me without heat after I had already turned down other companies due to my exising appointment with them. The best they would offer as a rescheduled appointment was not for another month.

I took a chance on a company without any reviews and this is the result. Call them at your own risk.

I hired Gem, based on what most Rhode Islanders defer to when hiring a professional- a company's  ability to saturate the market with advertising!

To replace the electric heat system, we hired Gem to replace 900 sqft with gas boiler and central air. the lower level- about 400 sqft was heated and cooled with a single split air unit inserted in wall.
Total cost was $19,500.

The electric work was underestimated and I agreed to pay an additional $1500. even though contract was signed. As it's said Nice guys finished last. The worst mistake by Gem was being unreachable when I tried to contact them in a panic to find out where the gas meter was to go...as NG workers stood around with machinery, ready to go. Ultimately, based on BAD advice by National Grid, meter put in wrong place, causing a myriad of problems to follow.

Do as not to lose the reader to petty detailing, I add that Gem also knocked out part of my power for 2 days; fell through bedroom ceiling and harassed me about a $900. balance that their accounting office insisted wasn't owed.  . It actually was owed and I regret paying it, for all the aggravation, They also failed to install, as required by law, a light in the attic and ignored my request to replace a. condensation line AND gas line rotting away after 3 years.