Calzini's Plumbing

Marion C.

Too expensive - a friend came by, tried every self-help trick he found on the web, & in the end, cleared it out with Drain-o.

Lo L.

Our hot water heater started leaking pretty bad on Friday morning to the point of flooding our basement if we didn't immediately shut it off, Friday afternoon I was scrambling to find a plumber that could come out within a few days. Not only was Calzini's Plumbing very responsive with a quote but they were able to come Saturday morning to replace it. The job took less than an hour and we found the price to be quite reasonable. I highly recommend this company and will use them again for future plumbing needs.

Dan M.

I provided very clear description of a simple sink install job. They quoted $575-750. I said let's go.
2 days later price jumped to over $2000!!! It's maybe a 3 hr job... his explanation was ""we did a price adjustment on Dec 1"". Problem is we began discussing this after 12.1.

He cost me a week with his lies.. Not someone you can depend on. Beware...

John B.

Purchasing a property that required plumbing repairs by the Mortgage Co prior to closing. Due to Probate and Executor Sale, repairs being coordinated through me. Reached Dave over the Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend with repairs scheduled for Monday afternoon following. Dave arrived promptly, assessed the repair needs, traveled to the local plumbing store in town for additional materials then fixed the problem quickly. Will definitely call Dave in the future when I need a plumber.

Peter M.

We had a great experience with David at Calzini's Plumbing. Very professional and quoted us quickly. Was at our residence within 2 days of receiving quote. Work was clean and professional. Very happy with our new water heater. Great plumber and organization all around!

Sandeep Kumar M.

David was quick to respond and arrived within days of request. He arrived promptly and the work was completed on the stipulated time.

Bob B.

Very Responsive & Professional. Quick diagnosis & repair. Highly Recommended!
Had a circulating pump on our domestic hot water fail on a Sunday, Dave had one on his truck and was quick to fix. He also double checked the system and found a few items that required little to no parts but got the system to perform better!

Glenn E.

Had a new oil furnace installed, and for some reason, despite the new unit being about half the size of the old one, the installers decided to leave all of the old piping in place and just sweat new fittings onto the ends and route them over to the new unit, leaving a bit of a weird tangle of pipes in place.

I could live with most of the mess, but one pipe in particular stuck way out into the room in front of the unit by about 18"", from the ceiling and down for about 3' before being routed back to the unit again.

This made it a hazard, as well as an eyesore, and I wanted it corrected, but when I mentioned it to the installers when I inspected the job at the end of the day, they just started giving me a hard time and making all kinds of excuses.

Basically, they were tired at the end of a long day, and didn't want to do anything else, and in their thinking the job was done, the unit was functional, and they weren't going to do anything else. So, it was up to me to get it straightened out.

I was tired of arguing, and figured It was really a very simple job. Less than an hours work, and very little material, so how much could it cost, right?

2 cuts in a pipe to shorten it by about 2', put an elbow on it, then sweat 2 new pipes about 2' long in place, one more elbow and and one fitting. Done.

So, basically, whatever anyone's rate is for 1 hour of time, and the cost of 4 feet of 1"" copper pipe (or just reuse the old pipe), 2 elbows, and one fitting...

That's all the job is.

All I'm trying to do is to move one very badly placed and routed pipe to be directly in line with the fitting it goes to. Very simple job.

Obviously, someone misunderstood what I was looking to have done (or so I initially thought), because the quote I got from David Calzini was an unbelievable $1,200...! to shorten a pipe by about 2'...

I don't know of anyone who can afford a guy who thinks he can justify $1,200 for an hours worth of work, and about $10 in materials.

There are lots of reputable, established, high-quality plumbers out there, and no one else bid more than $400 for this job, with a couple saying they could probably do it for about half that...

My advice: Avoid this guy.

Chuck M.

Leaky garbage disposal. Reached out to 4 plumbers and got three responses, but the reply back, scheduling, and job completion ( all within 2 hours) was done before any of the other three made any definitive arrangements with me. They were courteous and have a 1 year guarantee on there work. Would recommend them.

Caitlin S.

I had a plumbing emergency in the only bathroom of my new house, so I reached out to a bunch of different plumbers for a quote here on Yelp. No shade at the other guys, they were going through their proper customer service protocols with me: discussing options, setting expectations, scheduling, etc. David replied in just a few words about the new unit he would bring by, a flat rate, and next-day service. David's offer was most appealing for my needs, and he delivered on it precisely, including clean-up. He also texted me before he got here if I'd like something from Dunkin, and we had a nice little chat about my new neighborhood. I'll be calling him first for all my future plumbing needs, and I highly recommend him for anyone else's as well.