Belmonte Plumbing & Heating

The name that keeps surfacing in Belmonte Plumbing & Heating's reviews isn't the company's — it's Nick's. Two of the six people who wrote about the Saugus shop named him directly, and both made the same point: he showed up when he said he would, and he charged what he quoted. The most detailed account came in May 2025, from a homeowner who had him install two faucets they'd bought themselves plus a pair of water hammer arresters on a washing machine. The estimate, they wrote, was exactly what they paid — after several other plumbing companies had come in "dramatically different and higher." A December 2024 reviewer, writing about work done for their elderly mother, landed on the same combination of care and a reasonable price; another that month called for a couple of jobs needed right away and got them handled quickly. The written record is small, and it stopped growing a while back: six reviews running from December 2024 to September 2025, averaging 4.9 on Angi, with HomeAdvisor publishing that same set rather than an independent one. Both listings print a trade licence number, 35100-PL-J — the directories' own entry, not a confirmed status — and both attach an "Approved" badge for holding a 4.5-plus average. The profile also claims ten years in the trade. One thing to settle before you dial: the same listing advertises emergency service in its services line and then says in its own FAQ that the business does not offer it. If you're calling about a burst pipe at 11pm, ask first. A sensible call for the everyday work its customers actually describe — faucets, fixtures, water heaters, a furnace service call — from a small outfit people keep praising for honoring the quoted price. Check the licence number against the state registry yourself, and get the estimate in writing.