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Heating & Cooling

Boilers, furnaces, and mini-splits that survive a Boston winter.

Annual service, repairs, and full system replacement for gas and oil heat, plus ductless cooling. We size the system to your house, not to our sales sheet.

Technician performing an annual service on a residential gas boiler
Licensed & insured — MA License #PL-3194224/7 emergency lineUpfront flat-rate pricing20+ years family-owned

What we handle

Boiler service & repair

Gas and oil, steam and hot water. Annual cleanings, circulator and zone valve replacement, low-water cutoff testing.

Furnace service & repair

Ignition faults, heat exchanger inspection, blower motors, and thermostat troubleshooting.

System replacement

Full heat-loss calculation before we quote. You get three options at three price points and an honest read on which one we'd put in our own house.

Ductless mini-splits

Heating and cooling for additions, third floors, and houses with no ductwork. Mass Save rebate paperwork handled for you.

Central AC

Condenser and coil replacement, refrigerant leak repair, and spring start-up service.

Annual maintenance plans

Two visits a year, priority emergency dispatch, and 15% off repairs for members.

What it costs

Real numbers, not “call for pricing.” Every job is quoted flat-rate in writing before work starts.

Annual boiler/furnace cleaning
$189
Diagnostic visit
$89 (waived if we do the work)
Maintenance plan
$299/yr (heat + AC)
Mini-split, single zone
from $4,200 installed
Boiler replacement
from $7,500 installed

Heating & Cooling questions

When should I service my heat?

Once a year, ideally early fall before the first cold snap. Most no-heat emergency calls we take in January were preventable in September.

Do you handle Mass Save rebates?

Yes, on qualifying heat pump and mini-split installs. We file the paperwork as part of the job.

Repair or replace?

Rough rule: if the repair costs more than a third of a new system and the unit is over 15 years old, replacing usually wins. We'll show you the math either way.