Paul J Lemmi

Paul J. Lemmi Plumbing & Heating works out of 9 Sumner Ave in Medford, and its record is made of permits rather than opinions. Eighteen permitted jobs across eastern Massachusetts trace a steady gas-and-heat practice: gas conversions, water heaters, boiler feeds, fixture replacements, a washing-machine connection, one new single-family house, and a boiler and boiler-feed pair on Lowell Street in Methuen in 2017. Three of those permits fall in the past three years, so the shop is still working. The customer voice is one line long. In March 2016 an Angi reviewer, Aaron C., wrote "on time job done right" about a gas piping job — and that single comment is the entire 5.0 headline on that profile. It is a real account, a decade old, and far too thin to carry a rating. The business tells Angi it has been at this since 1996, with thirty years of experience. Two things to settle before calling. Angi states plainly that every licence, insurance and bond detail on its profiles is self-reported, and it prints no number for this plumber; BuildZoom puts a quality alert and a score of 0 on its page purely because it could not confirm an active licence — a licence-check artifact, not customer sentiment. Ask for the Massachusetts plumbing licence number directly and check it with the Commonwealth, which matters more than usual on gas work. A couple of practical notes: Angi's listing says the business offers no free estimates and no emergency service, though it does offer warranties, and the "Call now" number shown on the BuildZoom page is that site's own lead-generation line rather than the plumber's. For a planned water heater, boiler or gas-piping job around Medford, this is a small shop with a long, specific permit trail behind it. It is not the middle-of-the-night call, and the licence question is the one to answer first.