J.P. Campbell, Inc. is a plumbing and heating contractor based at 69 Elm Street in Danvers, Massachusetts, reachable at (978) 777-2808. The company was incorporated in December 1991 and has been a BBB Accredited Business since October 1992, carrying an A+ grade; the bureau records 34 years in business, eight employees, and Joseph P. Campbell as president.
The work it lists runs across both homes and commercial buildings: boiler installation, repair and maintenance, conventional, gas, electric and tankless water heaters, gas systems piping, radiant heating, drain and sewage ejector pump installation, plumbing leak detection and repair, re-piping, trenchless underground pipe replacement, geothermal heat pumps, smart thermostats and whole-house water purification. BuildZoom's service tags add sewer laterals, septic tanks and fire sprinkler systems.
Building-permit records collected by BuildZoom show 151 permitted projects, mostly plumbing, with a typical permit value around $55,950. That is a long, verifiable work history — but it measures filed permits, not customer satisfaction, and BuildZoom's score of 101 is derived from the same permit data rather than from anyone's experience of the work.
The customer voice is what is absent here. BuildZoom states plainly that it has received no reviews for the company, and the BBB profile publishes its accreditation and grade without any customer review bodies. Nothing available reflects what homeowners actually experienced on a job, so no rating is assigned rather than a guessed one.
Licensing deserves care before booking. BuildZoom lists nine licence records across seven types for this name, only one of which it flags as verified — a Sheet Metal licence, #13058 — while marking two others "Active" whose own stated expiration dates are May 2012 and May 2016, and showing a Home Improvement Contractor registration (#183187) and a Sprinkler Contractor licence (SC-002280) that state agencies recorded as cancelled. None of those records was confirmed against the state registry, so every one of them is the directory's claim rather than an established credential.
This is a reasonable call for a homeowner who wants a long-established Danvers plumbing and heating firm with a deep permit history behind it. Confirm the current plumbing licence and any home-improvement registration directly with the Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters and the state's Consumer Affairs office, and ask for recent local references for work like yours, since no published customer reviews exist to go on.