Wetherbee Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

A leak in the ceiling, and the source found within 2 minutes: a recent customer wrote that an old shower drain concrete seal had failed, and that Wetherbee Plumbing & Heating fixed it and has "a dry wall guy they recommend for patching up the 9 x 9 hole they had to cut." The company is a Milford, New Hampshire plumbing, heating, cooling and sewer/septic contractor on Route 101, and its website mentions a retail parts store open to the public. The website says Jim Wetherbee runs it and claims over 50 years of experience. Its New Hampshire plumber license is active on the state registry, and so is its New Hampshire HVAC license. A recent customer had mini splits installed and wrote that when one unit had a manufacturing defect, they returned to replace it at no cost. A recent customer reported a leaking expansion tank for the hot water heater and said it was replaced within an hour of the call. A 2026 customer wrote that Wetherbee installed a new Viessmann combination boiler/hot water heater, completed in one day. A 2025 customer said head plumber Patrick Kneeland put in AC with splits through an old house and painted electrical boxes so they blended with the exterior wood. A 2024 customer said it took less than an hour to assess the situation and open the main drain from the house to the street. A recent Reddit commenter called Weatherbee honest and professional. A 2025 customer gave 1 star over the $195 minimum charge, writing that they had been told the rate was $195 per hour but not that it was the minimum, and were charged for an hour for 15 to 20 minutes. A recent 3-star customer wrote that the company never added an outside clean out per the contract.