Boisvert Plumbing & Mechanical Services

Boisvert Plumbing & Mechanical Services handles plumbing, heating and cooling, and lists a service area that runs from Bloomfield and West Hartford out to Glastonbury, Manchester and South Windsor. It holds 4.4 stars from 61 Google ratings. Its Connecticut plumber license, PLM.0282249-P1, is active on the state registry under the name Boisvert Plumbing. A recent customer with a tripped breaker, a dark house and a burnt smell said Boisvert had a man over within two hours, and that Rick traced the problem to an outdoor outlet and replaced it; that customer called it not inexpensive but money well spent. A recent customer who lost heat and hot water said someone was sent immediately to evaluate it, then came back the next morning with everything ordered overnight to repair the system. A recent customer said a kitchen sink problem caused by a bad pipe was solved for a very reasonable price. A recent customer said Greg and his staff helped get a water heater installed quickly. A 2025 customer said Greg's crew responded immediately when a furnace needed replacing in the middle of the night. A 2025 customer said he installed Mitsubishi mini splits that fall. A 2025 customer of over a decade said the company switched an oil furnace over to a gas unit. A recent customer was charged $440 for a 30-minute plumbing repair; that customer said the work was satisfactory but that Boisvert would not provide an itemized receipt. A 2026 customer said there was not really a discussion of pricing before a $400+ outdoor spigot replacement that took less than 10 minutes. A 2025 customer said they were charged $200 just to turn on an emergency switch. A 2025 customer said Greg's team, led by Steven, installed a sump pump and left clear instructions for the town inspector approvals, which they passed. A 2025 customer said a sump pump failed 4 months after it was installed, the basement flooded, and they were told they would be charged for help. A 2024 customer whose sump pump and piping were installed on behalf of the city of West Hartford said one pipe was not glued, causing water damage, and that the company admitted fault but refused to pay for the clean-up.