Mr Fix It Plumbing Inc

Mr Fix It Plumbing works out of Brookline, and the number that jumps out first is 181 Google ratings holding at five stars — a volume too large to wave away. People call them in for the ordinary emergencies of a house: a water heater that quit overnight, a shutoff valve seized after 25 years, a garbage disposal that needs swapping, a toilet that won't stop running. The technician named most often is Steve — sometimes as Steve G., sometimes Steve Gerardo — and the same specifics show up again and again: he explains what he's doing before he starts, he doesn't push work that isn't needed, and he cleans up before he leaves. In the past six months, 71 Google reviews have come in and none of them are negative. One recent case captures the pattern well: a kitchen sink connection was tightened and stopped a leak in minutes, but when the underlying clog turned out to need a drain specialist, the technician said so rather than taking on a job outside his lane. Other names come up too — Cody handled a dryer hookup with three separate issues the day after it was called in, and Lawrence gets credited for finding parking in the city as easily as he finds the fix. David and the team are named directly on a water heater that burst overnight and flooded a basement, with the job finished before it turned into a bigger repair. Not everything is frictionless — a recent toilet job replacing a flush sensor and flapper needed extra time after early complications before it was called finished, and one recent review landed at four stars rather than five without saying why. Those are minor blemishes against an otherwise steady run of same-day and next-day scheduling. Its Massachusetts plumbing license is active, and the length and consistency of the review history — 150 reviews since 2024 across four sources — back up what the recent ones say. For a burst pipe, a dead water heater, or a disposal on its last legs, this reads like a shop built for that call; worth confirming up front is which technician will show up and how add-on work beyond the original job gets priced.