Steel Hill Plumbing and Heating

Steel Hill Plumbing and Heating is a plumbing and heating contractor based at 475 Bedford St, Abington, MA, serving the South Shore area. The company holds an active Massachusetts plumbing license (No. 4363-PL-C), verified against the state registry, and reviewers identify Bob as the owner. The track record here is unusually deep and consistent: 59 Google reviews, every one of them 5 stars, with 49 posted in just the last six months and zero negative reviews in that window. Customers repeatedly describe fast turnarounds on urgent problems — a boiler that failed during a multi-day power outage was fixed the same afternoon, a suspected gas leak was caught and reported to the gas company before it became dangerous, and a dead water heater was replaced within 24 hours of a late-evening call. Several reviewers say they've used the company for years across multiple jobs, and one specifically returned after an unrelated install issue to make things right at no fault of their own. The hands-on work described spans core plumbing and heating trades: water heater installation and replacement, boiler repair and replacement, drain clearing and pipe replacement, faucet and fixture work, and at least one oil-to-gas heating conversion. Multiple named technicians — Bob, Luke, Mike, Aaron, and Dennis — are called out individually for being on time, explaining the work clearly, and cleaning up afterward, which suggests the quality holds up across the team rather than resting on one person. The only note of caution in the record is minor: one reviewer mentioned they could have saved money by sourcing a garbage disposal themselves rather than having the company supply it, though they still recommended the business overall. Beyond that, the evidence here is limited to Google — there isn't independent BBB, Houzz, or directory corroboration to cross-check against, so the read leans heavily on one review platform, however deep that history is. This is a strong fit for South Shore homeowners with plumbing or heating needs ranging from routine repairs to installations and emergencies. Worth confirming directly: current pricing and how materials/parts sourcing is handled, given the one comment about disposal cost.