META HVAC INC

When a power surge fried a customer's furnace control board over a cold holiday weekend this January, Meta HVAC got the heat back on before the weekend was out, after walking through a written estimate first. That's the kind of call this Everett shop gets: heating and cooling emergencies, AC installs, and older units other companies don't want to touch. The company puts its own experience at 30 years on its website, though its Angi profile lists 36 — the exact number isn't pinned down, but the reviews stretch back to 2023 and stay steady. A March review describing an air conditioning installation said the job finished on schedule with transparent pricing, and that the system has run well since. A May review from someone with an old, hard-to-maintain unit says the technician, Felipe — a name that comes up across several reviews — knew exactly how to service it and left a clear plan for what to do next. On Google, Meta HVAC sits at 4.8 stars from 16 ratings, and similar 4.7–4.8 averages turn up on independent HVAC directories, adding up to fourteen reviews since 2023 that lean heavily positive. One of those directories notes 16 of 17 reviews are five stars, meaning at least one customer didn't come away as pleased, though what went wrong there isn't spelled out. Its Angi listing, meanwhile, has no reviews at all yet, so there's no second base to check it against. Meta HVAC's recent reviews back it for an AC install or a furnace breakdown, particularly when speed matters — just confirm the actual years in business given the conflicting claims, and get the estimate in writing, which the company already seems to do by default.