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Waverly Oil

1.8 (4 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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Niccoli Oil & Energy

Niccoli Oil & Energy

(16 reviews)

Niccoli Energy technician Rob Carroll just finished my annual burner service. I am quite impressed…read morewith the quality of the service he provided. He took his time getting it right, was thorough and professional...and even took the trouble to patiently answer all my questions about the operation of the burner. Rob inspires confidence in his work, and was a very personable guy into the bargain. Nicolli Energy must be pleased to have such a fine representative of the company working with their customers in the greater Brockton community. Thank you, Rob! Well done!

Sept 2026 We were looking for a company to clean and service our oil boiler/burner as the person we…read morehad for yrs passed away. My husband called to set up an appointment. They asked my husband how old our oil tank is. It is 20 to 25 yrs old. He told my husband they wouldn't touch anything until we got a new oil barrel. Our barrel is fine. It is up to code. The line is going over the ceiling etc.. Other oil companies have been in here last winter and checked it out before delivering oil. It is fine. We called another well known experienced company and made an appointment to get our boiler serviced and told them what Niccoli said. They said it was wrong. They should of looked at the oil barrel first. Niccoli said it would cost around $5000 to get a new one. I figured it out. The state has a plan that will pay to replace your oil barrel if you are low income called Heartwap. I bet they were assuming or hoping we were low income so they could make a fast 5 grand. We are not. I'd be curious to know how many oil tanks they replace and get reimbursed by the program Heartwap. Ai copilot recommended Niccoli. I told Ai about our experience and they said it was wrong and predatory. They will no longer be recommending them. Good!! Ai said I could file a complaint with the atty general but I can't be bothered. Stay away from them. No good.

JFD Corporation

JFD Corporation

(2 reviews)

Jim worked hard, got done ahead of schedule, and the system looks great! Friendly, courteous,…read moreexcellent.

My partner and I hired James "Jim" DiStefano of J.F.D. Contracting Co., Inc., now doing business as…read moreJ.F.D. Corporation, to install a septic system at our property in Stoughton back in 2014. We agreed on a price of $16,000. Jim, after the project was "spiked", came to us for an additional $5,000 under the guise of needing more fill than anticipated. We kept our mouths shut at the time because, after many delays, we needed the septic system installed and, more importantly, he already had a sizable chunk of our money as a deposit. We had the choice of firing him and, in so doing, having to fight to get our deposit back, which would've been a bigger hassle, or keeping our mouths shut and going along with the charade. We decided to continue the charade... The sad part? Jim seemed to have done some nice work; it's his business ethics and morals which are severely lacking. I was embarrassed that I was dumb enough to get involved with somebody like Jim back then, I'm a Realtor, and I'm still embarrassed but I'd rather warn people before they get wrapped up in his web. I forgot to mention, in my original review, that Jim DiStefano allowed potentially dirty fill, it hasn't been tested yet, from the development of the new Cumberland Farms at 590 Washington Street, Stoughton to be dumped in our yard and in our neighbor's yard. The owner of 590 Washington Street, Stoughton at the time was either Cumberland Farms or Schiavo Enterprises which is run by Robert Schiavo and Daniel Schiavo. The fill came from the part of the Cumberland Farms redevelopment on Lincoln Street, located between 20 Lincoln Street and 40 Lincoln Street; Mario's Railing is located at 20 Lincoln Street. How do we know? We happened to be driving to our home, down Lincoln Street to School Street and noticed the excavation work and dump trucks on Lincoln Street. We then caught the driver of a dump truck, red handed, dumping the dirty fill in our yards! We asked the driver: "Who told you that you could dump this here?" The answer? "Jim DiStefano..."

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