We chose Anchor for our provider during a short term military rental, and we were so happy we did!…read moreAnchor was professional, accommodating, and the new account setup was quick and easy. We chose the payment plan option, which made our payments reasonable and consistent. A plus was being able to track our account with their online feature. When it came time to vacate our rental, Anchor went above and beyond to help us bring our oil tank to the appropriate level, which saved us a headache and money. We couldn't be happier with the customer service, and we'll be using Anchor for any future rentals in Newport.

I recently moved to Rhode Island and had never before lived in a house with oil heat. I wasn't…read morereally paying attention to the tank level, and almost ran out as winter set in. Anchor managed to get me a same-day delivery at no extra charge. Their pricing is excellent, and always posted daily on their web site. The customer service both on the phone and from the driver was outstanding! Excellent company, and I plan to use them again.

Called for an emergency oil delivery (not a regular customer). Michelle, on the phone, was…read moreextremely pleasant and understanding. Oil was delivered within a couple of hours and the driver took time to speak to my wife about the filler cap being off and put something in the tank to prevent a problem with moisture. Definitely a 5 star company. Rethinking my current long time oil provider

2 DAYS BEFORE a blizzard!!! I called, they made no promises but said they'd try. To my amazement…read moreoil was delivered early next morning! That in itself is worth 5 stars, but the kindness, appreciation and tone delivered by everyone at the front desk is just amazing. I've become so used to being dealt with a certain way that I was actually taken aback by the kindness. "Oil co. Restores man's faith in world" lol

We had no hot water for the past week. I called Crystal and mentioned the issue. Three other…read morecompanies wanted us to replace the entire system which was a huge price tag. I was told that because my system was outdated, repairs would be difficult or impossible. Crystal right out said that's not true and the electrical panel could be replaced, connected me with an electrician and resolved my issue. Her husband Levin came to check the system. Everything is now working perfectly. I highly recommend this company. They're wee upfront and honest.

Kevin did a great job! He was very nice and very nice and professional. They provided quick…read moreservice. He was very informative about some issues with my old unit, and I felt like he cared about the people he serves. His wife was helpful on the phone too.

My partner and I hired James "Jim" DiStefano of J.F.D. Contracting Co., Inc., now doing business as…read moreJ.F.D. Corporation, to install a septic system at our property in Stoughton back in 2014. We agreed on a price of $16,000. Jim, after the project was "spiked", came to us for an additional $5,000 under the guise of needing more fill than anticipated. We kept our mouths shut at the time because, after many delays, we needed the septic system installed and, more importantly, he already had a sizable chunk of our money as a deposit. We had the choice of firing him and, in so doing, having to fight to get our deposit back, which would've been a bigger hassle, or keeping our mouths shut and going along with the charade. We decided to continue the charade... The sad part? Jim seemed to have done some nice work; it's his business ethics and morals which are severely lacking. I was embarrassed that I was dumb enough to get involved with somebody like Jim back then, I'm a Realtor, and I'm still embarrassed but I'd rather warn people before they get wrapped up in his web. I forgot to mention, in my original review, that Jim DiStefano allowed potentially dirty fill, it hasn't been tested yet, from the development of the new Cumberland Farms at 590 Washington Street, Stoughton to be dumped in our yard and in our neighbor's yard. The owner of 590 Washington Street, Stoughton at the time was either Cumberland Farms or Schiavo Enterprises which is run by Robert Schiavo and Daniel Schiavo. The fill came from the part of the Cumberland Farms redevelopment on Lincoln Street, located between 20 Lincoln Street and 40 Lincoln Street; Mario's Railing is located at 20 Lincoln Street. How do we know? We happened to be driving to our home, down Lincoln Street to School Street and noticed the excavation work and dump trucks on Lincoln Street. We then caught the driver of a dump truck, red handed, dumping the dirty fill in our yards! We asked the driver: "Who told you that you could dump this here?" The answer? "Jim DiStefano..."

From the owner: JFD Corporation offers range of residential and commercial services including sewer and water…read moreconnections and repairs, site work, stone walls, footings and foundation site prep, excavations, septic installations/repairs, demolitions, concrete work for pools, decks, and sidewalks.

Windows and parks…read more The Lawler Branch Library is one of the four libraries in the city of New Bedford. It was built in 1960 with money donated by Sylvia A.H.G. Wilkes and is located right next to Buttonwoods Park. The library is fairly large for a branch library and is basically one large room that has all the separate areas just delineated by a bit of space and some signs. The library has some cool windows and the whole building kind of reminds of me of an old fashion gymnasium with a pool or basketball courts inside. Definitely a unique but pleasant look for a library The inside is very clean and convenient with working wifi and everything you would except from a modern library, just not as much of it as in one of the larger libraries. There is even a meeting room for events and groups. Not a huge, historic or architecturally impressive library but a very nice branch library located in a very convenient location.