A Julian Plumbing and Heating LLC

Ninety-three written reviews across five sources, from 2021 to 2026, and not one of them is negative. A. Julian Plumbing and Heating is a Norfolk, Massachusetts plumbing and heating outfit that homeowners reach for by the owner's first name — Anthony — far more often than by the company's. The work customers describe splits cleanly in two. On the plumbing side it is the ordinary emergency: a leaking tub regulator and toilet, a kitchen-sink leak repaired the same day it was called in, a blocked sewer drain, a failed septic floater a 2025 reviewer called a very nasty job that he took on without reservation. On the heating side the jobs are whole systems. A 2025 customer describes a gas furnace and water-heater replacement across three zones finished in a single day, with Anthony and one assistant working about ten hours straight; another had a condensing boiler installed in 2026; a Sharon homeowner had a high-efficiency gas boiler put in back in 2023 and was walked through the Mass Save energy audit on top of it. Speed on water heaters comes up again and again. One 2025 reviewer called on a Sunday night and had the new unit installed the next day; another had a leaking tank replaced same-day after failing to find anyone else who would. A 2026 reviewer had an old toilet hauled away and a new one fitted, and paid less than the original quote. The other pattern is tenure. These are not one-off jobs: separate reviewers write of calling him for ten years, for twenty-plus years across a 2,000 square-foot addition and a conversion of antique cast-iron steam radiators to circulating hot water, and of almost twenty years as their plumber. Google shows a 5.0 rating from 145 ratings and the Better Business Bureau grades the business A+. What is worth knowing going in is scale, not quality: the reviews describe a working owner with an apprentice or a small crew, not a dispatch operation, so his availability is the constraint. Several customers say he fitted them in at the end of a day. Confirm the schedule and the written quote before a large heating replacement, and ask which equipment he is proposing — a 2024 reviewer notes he recommended a conventional boiler over a high-efficiency one because the house and the building codes would have added more than $10,000 for little gain, which is the kind of trade-off worth having explained before the order is placed.