Plumr

Plumr gets called when something has just failed: a sump pump flooding the basement, a burst pipe in a snowstorm, a pump that quit over the Fourth of July. The site of this North Andover and Wakefield plumbing and heating company says it was founded and is led by Nick Nocifora, who has also taught plumbing at the Peterson School in Woburn for over eight years. Its Massachusetts plumber licence, 4289-PL-C, is active on the state registry. It holds 4.9 stars from 317 Google ratings. In a March 2026 review, a homeowner called at 8 pm on a Monday with a flooding garage and basement; a plumber arrived within an hour with a temporary pump from the company's own office, and a new pump with a battery backup went in on Wednesday. In February 2026, a customer with a burst pipe and a broken boiler during a big snowstorm said the crew worked more than 24 hours to get the house running again. A November 2025 reviewer whose furnace died was quoted in a day, lent space heaters, and had a new furnace a few days later. In a July 2026 review, a customer's pump was replaced over the holiday by Nick and his team. Recent customers name the technicians — Ulises, Trevor, Ari — and a May 2026 customer said Ulises explained the job and how to avoid issues in the future. In a June 2026 review, a customer of more than seven years praised the range of options and the transparency. That same month, another reviewer who called the service great added that it is expensive, though worth it. A February 2026 customer said the price held even though the job turned out bigger than expected. One January 2026 reviewer said Nick was rude and cursed at them on the phone, including after they posted their review.