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4.45 Reviews
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Raoul A.
Jul 2017
Water Heater Service
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Philip P.
Mar 2017
Water Heater Service, Plumbing
unknown
Ryan L.
Nov 2015
Uncategorized Services
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Troy M.
Apr 2015
Uncategorized Services, Plumbing
Dishonest and unprofessional company.
Winters sent a tech to trouble shoot why my Weil McLain Water heater had water running out of the bottom . The tech identified that the heat exchanger had a hole in the exhaust, that he had seen the issue before, and that its due to the heat exchanger running low on water.
He then gave me a quote for $3000 to replace the heat exchanger (which he called Weil McLain and got a warranty claim approved), and another $500 to replace the components he said had caused the "Low water level" in the boiler.
Taken back by the price, i started looking online and found several others have had this problem and that it is in fact a design defect that Weil has since corrected with a new design. NOTHING TO DO WITH $500 worth of other parts he wanted to sell.
Then after several other quotes found that the replacement heat exchanger averaged $500-$750 in labor to replace, which I was happy to award to a DIFFERENT provider other than WINTERS COMPANY out of Cambridge. Avoid them if you want to avoid being ripped off.
Winters sent a tech to trouble shoot why my Weil McLain Water heater had water running out of the bottom . The tech identified that the heat exchanger had a hole in the exhaust, that he had seen the issue before, and that its due to the heat exchanger running low on water.
He then gave me a quote for $3000 to replace the heat exchanger (which he called Weil McLain and got a warranty claim approved), and another $500 to replace the components he said had caused the "Low water level" in the boiler.
Taken back by the price, i started looking online and found several others have had this problem and that it is in fact a design defect that Weil has since corrected with a new design. NOTHING TO DO WITH $500 worth of other parts he wanted to sell.
Then after several other quotes found that the replacement heat exchanger averaged $500-$750 in labor to replace, which I was happy to award to a DIFFERENT provider other than WINTERS COMPANY out of Cambridge. Avoid them if you want to avoid being ripped off.
LeRoy T.
Apr 2015
Uncategorized Services
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Peter V.
Apr 2015
Uncategorized Services
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FAQ
Winter's Plumbing is currently rated 4.4 overall out of 5.
No, Winter's Plumbing does not offer free project estimates.
No, Winter's Plumbing does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
No, Winter's Plumbing does not offer a senior discount.
No, Winter's Plumbing does not offer emergency services.
No, Winter's Plumbing does not offer warranties.