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A September 2022 reviewer of Farmington Plumbing & Heating reported a $650 bill for removing a booster pump and installing a short PEX bypass, saying the pump was left leaking and an email to the owner went unanswered. The reviewer did praise a different technician's baseboard-radiator disconnection. An August 2024 Google entry addressed to Todd disputes the identity of the customer and states, “We do not ever do residential service work.” The complaint and that response should be understood as a disputed account, rather than an established description of the company's residential work. Google lists three ratings averaging 3.7 stars.
Dear Todd? I don't even know who you are. We do not ever do residential service work!!!!!! You must have us confused with someone else.
Beware! Charged $650 for simple repair that should have taken 5min. Tech was not helpful. Emailed owner, Never responded. Asked for simple srvc & advice for system, tech said if he talked he wasn't working. 3hrs later cut out Useless booster pump & coupled a 2ft pc of pex to bypass system for $650. Left pump leaking. Other tech did a decent job disconnecting a baseboard radiator heater. I would NEVER use this Co. Again. They dont CARE! BEWARE
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Typical Connecticut range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Farmington Plumbing & Heating. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$270 – $660
Typical plumbing job around $470
Heating replacements3.7
50 years in business3.2
AC restored within hours during a July heat wave2.2
A free valve fix5.0
Clog diagnosis3.4
Honest second opinion: boiler repaired, not replaced4.3
State-verified plumbing license since 19853.2
Emergency availability3.2