AJM Plumbing And Heating LLC

AJM Plumbing & Heating is a small, Rockland-based outfit that Anthony Miccichi runs on a promise of no upsells — and that exact idea, in almost the same words, shows up again in what his customers say about him. The company says it's been serving the South Shore for over ten years, handling water heaters, boilers, gas fitting, leak detection, and emergency repairs across two dozen-plus towns from Quincy to Hingham. The numbers back up the reputation: a flat 5 stars on Google across 197 ratings, and a broader record of 146 reviews stretching back to 2021 across five different sites. The last six months alone added five more reviews, none negative, and they track a consistent type of call: a tankless water heater that needed diagnosing, where he explained the options and followed up days later to confirm it was still working; a full heating system installed for a Randolph customer who called the crew fast and polite; a water heater and its old hoses replaced for someone who said Anthony was responsive from the first call and showed up on time throughout; and an old gas dryer hookup job the customer called fair-priced. The business is certified to install and service most of the major water heater and boiler brands — Navien, Rinnai, Bradford White, Rheem, Weil McLain, A.O. Smith, Triangle Tube, Burnham, Viessmann, Lochinvar — which lines up with how much of the review history centers on that kind of equipment rather than everyday fixture work. Its Massachusetts plumbing license (4914-PL-C) is active, and the Better Business Bureau gives it an A+, though it isn't a BBB accredited business and shows no complaints on file there. There isn't much in the record about firm pricing beyond reviewers calling it fair — worth pinning down a number before the truck rolls, same as with any small operation. For a South Shore homeowner facing a dead water heater or a boiler on its last legs, this is a contractor with a genuinely deep, corroborated history rather than a handful of recent five-stars. Confirm scheduling up front, since it still runs lean.