Lexington Plumbing & Heating

Lexington Plumbing & Heating works out of Watertown under Daniel Lombard III, and its record is a permit trail rather than a reputation. BuildZoom counts 41 permitted projects — water heaters, gas piping, whole-house fixture rough-ins, multi-unit fixture installs, an irrigation meter, a kitchen remodel's water piping — filed across Cambridge, Newton, Auburndale, Newtonville, Waban and Waltham between 2015 and 2019. It is unglamorous residential plumbing and gas work, done repeatedly. Licensing reads as a mixed picture on paper. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #187776, issued in September 2025, and says it confirmed the licence active in April 2026 — the directory's check, not the state's. Under number 2999 the same page shows a Massachusetts plumbing business registration last known to expire in May 2026, a plumbing corporation entry last known to expire back in May 2016, and a gas fitter entry that the state e-licensing board recorded as cancelled at some point. So the call before hiring is straightforward: ask for the current plumbing licence and the gas fitting credentials of whoever will do the work, and verify both with the state yourself rather than taking the directory's word. No one has written a review anywhere. The permits establish that the work is real and repeated across a good slice of Greater Boston; they say nothing about scheduling, pricing or how a job ends. Ask for two recent customers you can call.