DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY…read more We hired 781 Plumbing to fix a toilet but the problem was not properly diagnosed or fixed. We ended up with a $6200 water bill (~10x our normal bill). We ended up asking a technician from the city to detect the problem since we thought it might be an error on their part. All it took was a new flapper to fix the problem. Since it was such a simple fix, we decided to check if Viacheslav Vlasov (owner of 781 Plumbing) is properly licensed. He is not. Not only did his license expired in May 2016, he was only an Apprentice Plumber, which would require the supervision of Journeyman Plumber or Master Plumber. We will be taking legal action against him.

I had hired 781 Plumbing to install a hot water heater. The man who came was the same one I had…read morewanted to avoid. He was rude and ignorant the first time. My son was being taken out by ambulance, and I asked him if he could wait a second; I was having an emergency. He insisted that I sign it and asked him to wait on the porch until they could get my son out. He tore up the paperwork and implied he didn't need this drama. I called the office and spoke with the owner, and he explained that he sent the same man as before and how ignorant and rude he was during what was happening. The owner said this was to much drama, call another plumber. I am reporting them to the Better Business Bureau.

In 2024, Lamco repaired our HVAC system, during the initial diagnosis they quoted us an hourly rate…read morefor the technicians which was mutually agreed and quoted over the phone. Clarification was further provided that the technician would charge for the hours that they worked for (Initial Estimate was ~5hrs work). Once the work was completed, the back office sent an office for the amount for the whole estimated time even though it took less than half the time (~1.5hrs). When the invoice was received it was a shocker since based on the communication prior to the work it was agreed to be per hour basis. After refutation, the invoice was revised to a lower number but still did not reflect the hours the technician worked. Its been a struggle to ensure alignment - I would not recommend them for any work!

Had some bath plumbing changes made to a 75 year old home. I worked with Chris via e-mail to detail…read morechanges and select new hardware. When hardware was available, I received a friendly e-mail for possible scheduling dates. Eric arrived right on time and got right to the job. He used drop clothes to protect floor and counters, cut away bath tiles to access old piping, ran new water feeds to a new, single handle control valve. Installed matching spout, drain, shower and matching decorative trim plate to cover the new control valve. At the end, Eric checked the valve scald setting to endure safety of the new water output. We were shown what he was doing as the project progressed, and he cleaned up all trash to our satisfaction at the end. Eric was here about 5 hours and was totally professional and friendly throughout. We are totally satisfied. Laamco has maintained our old HVAC system for decades, and recently installed a replacement system. They have installed a new water heater as well. We are completely satisfied with the technicians, plumbers and staff at Laamco. We highly recommend them for any heating, cooling or plumbing service or maintenance.

I had a gas leak coming into the house. Jeremy was here in 10 minutes (before the Eversource Gas…read morerep had left.) He immeditely diagnosed the problem (not a joint, but a corroded pipe coming into the house) and fixed it. I can't say enough about the speed, efficiency, and professionalism of Jeremy. The "& Son" on the truck should be much larger!

I lease a water heater and it went on friday. The leasing company sent the service request to…read moreGiard. I got a call saturday afternoon they would come Monday, When I pushed to have it sooner, with lots of tone, he told me IT WAS THE WEEKEND. He then said they couldn't get my type of water heater. So no hot water, all weekend. They came today (Monday), after he installed it he asked me to sign. I said, the water is not hot yet, so how do I know it works before I sign. (Don't people want to know things work before they sign?) His response was "you will sign or I will make SURE it doesn't work." Reluctantly, I signed. Also, they drained the old one. There was already water there from the leaking but they left it much worse than it was. I would think a plumbing company would shop vac their mess up? Not a great experience. Seems others have had a good experience given their comments.

My heating was acting up, having an intermittent issue starting. Taking the panel off showed…read morediagnosis codes indicated the inducer motor wasn't getting correct pressure. These motors fail over time, not a big deal. Had James out, told him it is an intermittent issue, told him about the error codes. He says it is both the inducer motor AND the control board. Suggesting that its current behavior wasn't correct. I needed this repair done fairly quickly, as I was about to go out of country on a trip and didn't want pipes freezing. James assured me he could get the parts and repair within 5 days. That did not happen. On my return I reached out to him again and he said he had the parts. He came with an apprentice, was in the attic for about an hour and they said they were all done. The heat was working. I asked if they replaced both the fan and the control board, to which he said 'yes'. I then asked for the control board, as I like playing with embedded computers, to which he then corrected himself saying that they DIDN'T install the control board. After calling him out on it he took off about 150 dollars from the 2000 dollar original quote. All in all, AICA cost me about 2000 dollars to replace an inducer motor in a heater. A part that costs a couple hundred dollars, and let's round up to 2 hours of labor. Other online estimates place it between 200-700 depending on the part. I'm fairly confident I was taken advantage of because it was winter and I needed it fixed. In the end my heat was fixed and James was nice enough, but I'm confident I over paid, and the seeming lie about replacing parts does not sit well.

I Hired this company to come tomorrow to fix my furnace! The owner, who I never met, and only spoke…read moreto 1 time on the phone, asked me to prepay (Venmo), and send him 200$ for the part. I've never heard of such a thing. Especially over a minor job/Part that only cost in reality 160$. Bizzaro!

Absolutely, by no means, ever use this business. They installed a brand new Mitsubishi minisplit…read moresystem in our condo less than a year ago and it's already broken. Doesn't cool the house at all. Superior Solutions has ignored multiple calls, emails, and messages on their website, even though the system is still under warranty. All I can assume is they know it will be costly to repair a system they messed up so they're avoiding responsibility. We will have to spend thousands of dollars with another contractor to get the system repaired. We will be looking into legal courses of action.

I had a wonderful experience with David, the technician, and Stacy, the office manager. Both people…read moreworked seamlessly together and provided great customer service, and communication. Stacy ordered the motor for my HVAC system and called to establish a date for installation. David showed up on time completed the installation and was a pleasure to deal with. I appreciate companies with great customer service, and I highly recommend Superior Heating to anyone in need of HVAC service. They will be my maintenance company for future needs. Thank you David and Stacy, Monica.

I've never left a negative review before, but I feel morally obligated to share my experience so…read moreothers considering mini-split installations can be warned. From the start, the installation process was riddled with problems. Rather than detailing each issue (which the company would likely try to excuse, as they did every time I raised concerns), I'm posting pictures so you can judge for yourself. I strongly recommend getting everything in writing--many verbal guarantees I received were completely disregarded. For example, instead of floor units in my kids' bedrooms, I was given ceiling units, one of which is positioned so low it practically touches my son while he sleeps. Now, as I'm finishing my basement, I had a friend who works in HVAC assess the mess Earth Tech left behind. He estimated it would take 3-4 days and cost around $3,000 to fix. He also explained the risks associated with their work: pipes joined in the middle are prone to future leaks, especially when unsupported, as stress on the joints increases the likelihood of failure. With so many joints, locating a leak would be nearly impossible. Shockingly, much of the system is held together with duct tape. While this may last through their warranty period, it's clear the entire system was designed to last just long enough to shift the responsibility of repairs onto the customer.

BEWARE! These people were inept or in bad faith or both. Made serious mistakes in the installation…read moreof my Heat Pump that cost me more than twenty thousand dollars.

The initial installation of our heating system was done well and was satisfied at first. However,…read moreabout 11 months later the system began having repeated issues. Heating would be shut off during blistering cold days. This company came out repeatedly (about every other week) insisting it was an electrical problem. Eventually, I called another HVAC company to take a look and they were able to properly diagnose and fix the issue. Turns out it was just a faulty igniter all along. Ended up spending $300 instead of $1500 on new electrical that didn't need to be fixed. Disappointed with the repeated misdiagnosis and wasted time.

Jason and his team helped me to navigate converting two apartments using gas heated forced water to…read moremodern ductless heat pumps. The communication, pricing, quality of installation and systems were all terrific experiences and choices. I will use First Class TinKnocker on my next projects and recommend them to anyone who is looking to upgrade to these systems.

Not good is an understatement. L.M Heating was contracted to replace a older, but working…read moreCarrier A/C unit and replace it with a newer model. Within six (6) hours the unit froze and stopped working. This went on for three (3) long days. Joe tried his best, but finally gave up and left me hanging. He told me he was out of ideas. His final response was call an electrician. I then called Needham Mechanical who couldn't have been more professional and found the brand new unit was low on refrigerant, the blower speed was set too low and a few other basic install mistakes. The end result was the unit is now working correctly and my out of pocket cost was over $500 to fix multiple mistakes for a brand new air conditioner.

Our furnace shut off sometime overnight on a Sunday morning (probably the coldest morning of the…read moreyear) and Joe came out to fix it within an hour - very kind and helpful.