Anania Plumbing & Heating Inc

Anania Plumbing & Heating has worked out of the Brockton/West Bridgewater area since 1989 — a family-owned shop, per its own site, now 37 years old with 22 employees under president Nick Anania and owner Keith Eskander. Its Massachusetts plumber license is registry-verified active, and the Better Business Bureau rates it A+. What keeps coming up is longevity of relationship: several reviewers describe using the company for 20, even 25-plus years, and a January 2026 review lists one customer's multi-year history with them — a boiler replacement, a water heater swap, frozen-pipe help and a faucet repair, all handled by the same crew. Individual jobs mentioned by name include a June 2026 copper drain repair — melting out a corroded pipe section and replacing it in about an hour — a kitchen sink replacement (April 2025) and a complete basement bathroom install with an ejector pump (September 2025). On Google, the 24 ratings average 4.8 stars, and speed comes up often: a January 2026 review describes a plumber arriving within two hours of a hot water tank failure. Anania also turns up in trade press: it's named, alongside the project's other subcontractors, as a plumbing and heating partner on the reconstruction of Brockton Hospital following its 2023 ten-alarm fire. Two things are worth knowing before calling. First, a May 2026 review describes a plumber dispatched by a landlord for an ongoing water-intrusion and bathroom-sanitation problem who gave no clear verbal findings, no written report, and never followed up — a notably different account from everything else reviewers describe. Second, a court-records site shows the trustees of a union pension fund filed a lawsuit against the company in July 2023 over employee benefit contributions, with no resolution reported. Neither derails the broader picture: a plumbing and heating outfit with decades of continuity, an active license, and reviewers — some multi-decade customers — who describe technicians walking them through repair options before starting work. It's a reasonable call for routine plumbing, water heater and drain work; worth asking directly about follow-up procedures if the job is arranged through a landlord or property manager rather than booked directly.