Ardizzoni Plumbing and Heating

The word that keeps appearing in reviews of this Brimfield plumbing and heating outfit is a boring one, and that is the point: responsive. Across 69 Google ratings averaging 4.9, customer after customer describes a call or text returned fast and a technician at the door soon after. One customer in 2026 wrote that Ardizzoni was the only company out of everyone contacted that actually got back to them. Anthony Ardizzoni holds an active Massachusetts master plumber's license, verified against the state registry, and the number the company prints on its own site matches the registry record. The work described spans more than drain calls: a tankless on-demand water heater installed and explained in April 2026, a shallow well jet pump and tank replaced in January 2026, a water softener and well tank in a 2024 job, an anode rod swapped for a powered one, a heating system rescued in a 2024 emergency. Named technicians recur across years — Mike most of all, then Justin and Avery — which is a useful sign in a trade where the crew turns over. Two details worth borrowing. In a December 2024 review a customer wrote that Anthony charged exactly what he quoted. In a 2024 holiday-week review another described the crew coming back multiple times in one day to get a kitchen sink working before twenty people arrived. The one serious complaint on file is specific and deserves weight. A December 2024 reviewer who hired Anthony as a family friend to plumb a new build alleged inflated upcharges on fixtures and double charges for work already agreed, and said they cancelled the plumbing and gas permits and hired another plumber. Nothing else in the record echoes it — the other pricing comments run the other way — but new-construction work is exactly where scope and change orders get expensive, so get the fixture allowances and the change-order terms in writing if that is your project. A sound call for everyday plumbing, water heaters, well systems and heating in the Sturbridge–Brimfield area. Confirm the quote covers fixtures before work starts.