Kearney HVAC Inc

Fifty-five Google reviews in the last six months, and exactly one of them negative. Across 503 ratings averaging 4.9, the same beat repeats in Kearney HVAC's reviews: the technician arrived inside the window and explained what he was doing before he did it. The company works out of 158 Lafayette Rd in Salisbury, its Massachusetts HVAC licence is active with the state registry, and its BBB page carries an A+ with accreditation going back to December 2014. The jobs homeowners describe lean hard toward heat pumps. A three-zone Mitsubishi Hyper Heat system dropped into a complicated layout. A mini-split quoted on the 15th and finished on the 24th. An old oil furnace swapped out for propane. Bigger changeouts move quickly too — one customer counted four trucks and a new boiler plus water heater done in two days flat, with the site left clean. Another had a decommissioned gas furnace replaced over two days from estimate to finish. Between installs, the maintenance side carries the same names. Phil, Xavier, Zach and Garth turn up by first name across separate reviews, and one homeowner has them back twice a year for scheduled service. The written history runs 2021 to 2026 across five sources, 364 reviews deep, so the current run of praise sits on top of years of it rather than a recent burst. Price is the thing worth pinning down before you call. The one low review in recent months is entirely about cost: $2,010 over two visits to find a gas leak and put gas back into the system, work the customer said took under thirty minutes. A five-star reviewer who was happy otherwise still called them "a little bit pricey". Others say the reverse — competitive pricing, a price about what was expected, a fair price for a diagnostic visit — so the sensible move is to get the diagnostic fee and the scope written down before the truck rolls. They handle their own electrical work as well: one homeowner had a car charger set up, another had a set of electrical projects finished and cleaned up afterward. And back in a January 2025 r/northshore thread asking who to call for heat pump and oil boiler maintenance, a commenter answered with a single word — Kearney. If you are replacing a system rather than nursing one along, this is the kind of work their reviews are built on. Confirm what the diagnostic fee covers, and ask for the quote in writing before booking.