Arrow Plumbing Co

Forty building permits and three reviews — that is the whole paper trail on Arrow Plumbing Co, and the newest entry is the one worth reading. In May 2026 a customer described using Paul and his daughter Samantha "dozens and dozens of times over the past 16 years" and called them his most trusted subcontractor after a full system redesign and install he judged "nothing short of a work of art". The shop works out of 15 Pine Acres Road in Foxborough, and its permit history runs small and steady: forty permitted jobs, mostly residential plumbing and gas work in Milton, Brookline, Chestnut Hill, North Easton, Braintree and Attleboro, with a typical permit value around $2,500. Its HomeAdvisor profile, filed under the name Arrow Plumbing & Heating at the same address, claims 27 years in the trade, lists plumbing and water-heater work, and notes Spanish is spoken. The written comments are consistent but sparse and mostly dated. A December 2020 reviewer described three high-efficiency boilers and hot water heaters going into one of their buildings, with the crew following through on every small issue until it all worked; a January 2021 reviewer credited them with six new bathrooms. Both are five-star, as is the 2026 one — three reviews across two directories over six years. The thing to settle before calling is the licence. BuildZoom shows a Newton plumber and heater licence, #23663, with a May 2020 expiration that it last verified as expired in March 2022, and zeroes its own score for that reason; HomeAdvisor lists trade licence 23663-PL-J expiring in May 2028. Neither is a state-registry confirmation, and the two cannot both describe the same current status. For bread-and-butter plumbing and heating — water heaters, boilers, gas lines, bathroom fixtures — the permit trail shows a real working shop with at least one long-running repeat client. Ask for the licence number and check it with the state before the work starts.