Gottier Plumbing & Heating

When a recent customer lost water overnight, Jake and Will were there first thing the next morning and replaced the well tank and valves and moved the water filter to a spot that is far easier to change. Gottier Plumbing & Heating says it has served Connecticut homeowners since 1954, and its website names Vernon, Tolland, Ellington, Manchester and six other towns as its service area. On Google it holds 4.8 stars from 207 ratings. A recent customer said Todd and team removed a leaking oil tank and arranged hot water while the heating system was being replaced. A recent customer had a new Peerless boiler installed to replace a 32-year-old unit in about 7 hours. A recent customer said Jacob L and Mateo fixed a leak, two toilets and a tub drain and replaced a garbage disposal. A recent customer said Mateo explained the jobs and gave cost options depending on issues he might encounter. A 2026 customer said Jacob diagnosed the problem on a first visit and, on a second, replaced a water heater and an outdated heat exchanger and pump in a job that took most of the day. A 2026 customer who said they had used Gottier and its oil service for over 35 years described two furnace replacements on payment plans and a call from Eric at Gottier fuel warning that oil prices were going up before a scheduled delivery. A 2025 customer said that after the heat went out on a -1 degree night, Jake came first thing the next morning, made 22 calls to find the part and fixed it the same day. In a 2022 review, a customer said John found that excessive water pressure was the root problem behind a leaky shower head and fixed the pressure, which took care of the shower. A recent customer said that after Gottier did the gas hookup for a generator, the dirt was piled on top of the stones; Todd came out after the review was posted and said he would have it taken care of. A 2025 customer said they were quoted just over $1000 to make an outdoor hose spigot longer. A 2025 customer said Gottier cancelled on the day of a scheduled appointment, after they had taken off from work. In a 2024 review, a customer wrote that the company flooded their bathroom and hallway, then told them to call northeast rooter and did not charge. A 2022 customer said they were quoted $1400 to change two faucets.