Aligned Plumbing & Heating LLC

David Elias, the owner. He holds New Jersey Master Plumber license #13793 and the company is fully insured. There is no dispatch center in between, so the person who prices your job is the person who carries it out.

For license verification, see the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs.

We quote the job first, and work only starts once you're happy with the figure, and that figure is what appears on the invoice. If something unexpected turns up once a wall or floor is open, we stop and talk it through with you rather than carrying on and adding it at the end.

Nobody here works on commission, so there is nothing to be gained from selling you a bigger job. Where a repair is the sensible option we will say so, which comes up often with older boilers and radiators that can be fixed in part rather than replaced whole. We will equally tell you when a unit is genuinely at the end of its life and a repair would be money wasted.

Bergen, Hudson and Essex Counties, 104 towns in all, from Mahwah and the Northern Valley down through Hackensack and Newark to Bayonne and Jersey City. The coverage checker on the home page will confirm your town or ZIP code.

Yes, Saturday and Sunday both, 9 AM to 5 PM, with weekdays running until 9 PM. Calls and texts are answered around the clock and we keep same-day slots open for emergencies. If water is actively running, call rather than text so we can reach you sooner.

No, and that is what the No-Mess Guarantee refers to. The work area is protected before anything starts and cleaned up properly once the job is finished, so you are left with the repair and nothing else to deal with. It is the point customers raise most often in their reviews.

Traditional residential hydronic (hot water) and steam heat: boiler service and repair, radiators, zone valves, circulators and controls. These systems are common in older North Jersey homes and are no longer widely taught, which is why a good share of our heating calls are second opinions.

Yes. New gas lines for ranges, dryers, water heaters and outdoor grills, along with leak detection and repair on existing piping. Gas work is permitted and pressure-tested before it goes back into service. If you can smell gas right now, leave the building and call your utility's emergency line first.

Call and ask. The services listed are the ones we are called for most often, not the limit of what David has repaired over his career. Describe what is happening and you will get a clear answer on whether it is something we handle.

Yes, and many people prefer it. Text (862) 434-3796 for scheduling or a question about an upcoming job. A photo of the problem is genuinely useful and often tells us which parts to bring.