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"Job was absolutely fantastic. Will be hiring them again with my next project."

"I had problems with my boiler and no one else was able to solve it and he was able to solve it right away without any issues. He really took his time and was very thorough with the work."

"It took much longer than expected, but they were so much more reasonable price wise, it was worth the wait."

"Needed service asap and they went out of their way to accommodate me "

"Let me begin by saying that I had been a Stafford customer for 25 years, for my second home in NH as well as for 4 rentals there. I would have thought that this long standing relationship would have gotten me some consideration from them but it has not. Here is what happened: When the tech arrived at my home on Dec. 31, 2019 to perform furnace cleaning (he let himself in using key code as I do not live there full time) he discovered the pressure relief valve was spraying 180 degree hot steamy water on the entire basement including the finished/furnished part of basement including half bath. He spent 2 1/2 hours there, in apparently standing water, replaced a bunch of parts, and told NO ONE about the water event that was occurring. It was a full month (Jan. 25, 2020) before I was able to get to the house due to an injury, and what I discovered was the entire basement covered in black mold! When I called the Stafford office the next business day and asked if tech had noticed anything odd in the basement(At that point I had no idea what had happened as all signs of water was gone with only mold remaining) the service Mgr called me back and told me what the tech had discovered on the cleaning date, last Dec 31. I said "and he didn't tell anyone?!" and the service Mgr said "That's what I said"! While an old or faulty part might have caused the pressure relief valve to go,any damage from the water event could have immediately been alleviated by a company like servpro as I have used them for an incident elsewhere where pipes had burst. They prevented mold from happening in that instance. In this case, the negligence on the part of Stafford's tech to bring this catastrophic event to anyone's attention caused me to instead have to hire a mold company to completely demolish the basement to the foundation walls. While my ins. co. paid a lump sum to get rid of the mold (it cost me more than what my ins. do. paid for mold removal) almost a year later I am still left holding the bag trying to get some financial compensation fromStafford's ins. carrier to rebuild the finished room and to replace lost personal belongings, because of their employee's negligence. All I have so far are lawyers fees (I had to hire an attorney),and a run around from their ins adjuster. If the tech had walked in and had smelled gas, for instance, would he not have told anyone? His superiors?."

"Very quickly arrive but what they charge is insane, not even in the same orbit as other plumbers."