Criticisms and low ratings are of owner, Doug Marr and Office Manager's bad attitudes. Their technician and office staff are fine. Except for a water leak the morning after they finished installing a new boiler (the original plumber, Chris, came back early Saturday morning within a couple of hours to remedy the problem), work done, thus far has been good. However, Doug and especially Priscilla's attitudes can be rude/unprofessional at times. A Solar Panel salesman, Lee experienced the same and some Yelp and Google reviewers have experienced the same. Originally, when I called them for a quote to covert to natural gas, Doug said, “it’ll take a few months” and Priscilla said the same before I signed the contract and gave them a 10% deposit. A couple of months later when Con Ed gets back to them with an approximate date, Priscilla emails me that it’ll be another ~ 8 months and I was annoyed because I felt they lied to me. I called Priscilla who copped an attitude. Her perspective is that I was calling her a liar and yes, I felt she and Doug misled me by painting a rosier picture when they knew it takes closer to a year so that they could get the $16,500K job. Doug’s response was unapologetic and told me that I should take it up with Con Ed for taking so long. He misses the point that I felt misled from him and his staff. Do either of them consider “a few months” to ~ 8 months? He takes the offensive and says, “did you even notice their tech, Chris reinstalling the old boiler when he leaves for the day so that I could have hot water during the natural gas conversion and that Chris tried to fix the sump pump since it wasn’t working properly?” What does one thing have to do with the other? Is misleading me okay if your tech went the extra mile? The solar panel sales was quoted a price but when their tech came out, he had no experience on his brand boiler and spent a lot of time on the phone with the manufacturer guiding him and Goldberg wanted a lot of money instead of the quoted price. That’s when the office became nasty with Lee and he threatened to contact the Westchester Consumer Protection Agency before they lowered the bill. I forwarded that email to Doug and he replied, “thank you” but he doesn’t care because Priscilla’s bad attitude continues as evidenced by other bad reviews about their behavior. If you see her Facebook profile, it's almost all selfies so that is very telling. In fact, out of all the office staff I’ve dealt with, Priscilla, by far has the worst attitude. If I had a staff member like that, I would give them a warning and then remove them if it’s habitual. As I told Doug, it’s his company not mine so he can run it how he wants but it proves to me that he doesn’t care. It’s all about the money. Also, when I told him about his and Priscilla’s rudeness, Doug told me to write a review if I was in fact on Angie’s List. So I am. He doesn’t care. Also, I had Doug come out to take a look at my dining room’s floor heating boards because I thought the 1/2” gap between the new ceramic floors and the boards was tight. He quoted me ~ $2,500. I called and spoke with Peter Grotto of Grotto Plumbing who told 1/2” was enough space and wouldn’t change it unless I had money to throw away. Difference in opinion or money is the main focus? Prices are high compared to other plumbing companies so shop around. Hourly rate is $220/hour which is high if you consider plumber techs get $25/hr and trainees get $15/hr. I realize that there’s other overhead, like office space, office employee salary, insurance, vehicle maintenance. Just know that some plumbing companies will not quote an hourly rate but say they do it by the project which means they pad the estimate so that it covers driving time and if time to go back in case there are any problems. If there aren’t any issues, it’s more profit in the company’s pockets. Update 1/4/2018: Since the work was done, Con Ed came out twice for possible gas leaks and each time, their rep told me they would have done things differently: 1) one person told me the boiler outlet should be higher up on the back of the house and 2) other person there should have been a matching coupler on the right like the left side of the main valve. When I told Doug about the outlet being higher, he replied that Con Ed wouldn’t have approved it if it was incorrect but he’s missing the point; it would have been better not that it was done wrong. It’s as if they can do no wrong, you need them or than they need you. Plumbing services are always needed esp. during the cold winter months when pipes freezes so rude staff or high bills are secondary. Maybe, if they lost a lot of customers, they will become more humble and grateful to their customers. I’m sure they have hundreds of satisfied customers but it should not discount my and other’s experience with them. Copping an attitude is never acceptable. End of story.