C Ramos Plumbing

C Ramos Plumbing is a one-person plumbing and heating business working out of Dighton, run by Christopher Ramos. On his own profile he describes learning the trade from family, taking plumbing classes at Quincy vocational high school, and finishing his apprenticeship after leaving the Marine Corps — and the business presents itself as veteran-owned. Thumbtack lists it at ten years in business, hired 95 times, with a completed background check in his name from December 2024 and 83 project photos posted. The work homeowners describe is fast, hands-on repair. In a February 2023 review a homeowner whose pipe burst during the arctic cold snap wrote that he responded within 30 minutes, offered same-day or next-morning options, and finished the job in an hour in an awkward spot — worth it, she said, for a Sunday emergency call. In a 2021 review another homeowner described him removing a large section of rusted-through iron waste line, replacing it with new iron to code, explaining the work as he went and checking the rest of the line. A 2019 reviewer sent him a photo of a suspected leak and got simple DIY advice that fixed it, at no charge. Earlier 2018 accounts cover a dryer-vent install in a multi-family home and general handyman fixes. The rating is where care is needed. Thumbtack shows 4.3 from 79 ratings, and the distribution is split rather than uniformly strong: 76% at five stars, but 17% at one or two. Those low ratings carry no written text on the profile, so what went wrong in them is not visible — which is exactly why the number to hold in mind is the shape, not the average. The written accounts are also dated; the most recent one is from February 2023. Everything known about this business comes from a single platform, and no state plumbing licence record was verified here. For an urgent leak, a burst pipe, a failing waste line or a water heater in Dighton and the surrounding towns, the responsiveness is well documented and specific. Before booking, ask for his Massachusetts plumbing licence number and check it on the state registry yourself, ask what the roughly one-in-six low ratings were about, and confirm price and scope in writing.