Boston Standard Company

Boston Standard Company is an Eastern Massachusetts heating, cooling and plumbing company, and a recent Google reviewer said it was the only company willing to diagnose their issue on a Sunday; that reviewer said the foreman, Ryan, worked beyond 5:30 pm on a Friday to finish a new HVAC system. The company's website describes an Eastern Massachusetts plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical contractor offering installation, maintenance and repair with 24-hour local service. Its Massachusetts plumber licence, number 3024-PL-C, held by Boston Standard Plumbing & Heating Inc, is expired on the state registry. A recent Google reviewer said Kenneth and Jeremiah replaced a furnace in a very tight attic of a South End town house. A recent Google reviewer said electrician Alexus Purtell did the quote and a Tesla wall charger installation within an hour. In 2025, a Google reviewer said Alex and Kenny came on Christmas Eve and on December 26 to remove an old boiler and install a new one. A recent 1-star Google reviewer paid for a visit to find a leak and fix some wiring and said the technician took pictures and left, with a charge and nothing done. A recent 1-star Google reviewer with service contracts said a contractor sent out on a freezing day did not fix the heat, the company would not send anyone else for four days, and the contract was cancelled with no money back. A recent 1-star Google reviewer reported damage to hardwood floors and said a neighbor's roof was used without permission to install the outdoor unit. A recent 1-star Google reviewer said the company dispatched technicians to the wrong property more than once and did maintenance on the wrong unit. A recent 2-star Google reviewer objected to a $49 dispatch fee plus a diagnosis charge and a $2,000 estimate for a job the reviewer then did with a $140 part. A 2026 Google reviewer said a furnace and tankless water heater visit described as a 3-hour job was over in 1 hour, and that two plumbing and furnace issues the reviewer asked about were not checked. A 2025 Google reviewer said the company quoted $7,000 for a compressor job, including $2,000 for one filter. A 2025 Google reviewer said it took about 2 months to hear back about a heat pump repair, and that the service manager pushed replacing the whole outdoor unit. A 2024 r/boston commenter said a quote came to $38k for mini splits and two heat pumps, or $77k with duct work.