At Kearney HVAC, your comfort and safety are our top priority. Just like an automobile requires regular tune-ups to ensure safety and reliability, your gas boiler does as well. Kearney HVAC performs annual maintenance and safety checks to keep your heating system running at peak performance. This helps prevent system breakdowns, costly repairs, and safety issues from developing within your home.
Our NATE-certified technicians are trained in properly servicing and repairing heating systems throughout the North Shore of Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. The Kearney HVAC team is honest, professional, and always willing to answer your questions about your heating system.
As a small, locally-owned company based in Essex County, we offer the customer service and personal touch you deserve. We are a customer-focused company that creates trusting relationships with customers based on excellent workmanship and professionalism.
We understand how difficult it can be to have a heating system breakdown, so we go the extra mile to keep your home comfortable. When your boiler system needs emergency service, our team is dedicated to resolving even the most challenging heating issues and ensuring that your system is operating safely.
Our trucks stock many common parts, so most gas boiler repairs are performed with just one visit. This minimizes unit downtime and simplifies the repair process for you.
The Kearney HVAC Service Agreement includes tune-ups and discounts on repairs and new boiler systems. This small investment in your boiler helps promote system longevity and energy efficiency by minimizing needless system wear and tear.
Jon was extremely professional from the first interview through the final day of installation and patiently answered all questions about the air conditioning system and the installation itself. He was always prompt and everything was completed as promised. I highly recommend him.
Just a few years ago, heat pumps were not an adequate exclusive heating system for New England homes because they couldn't operate in extremely cold conditions. However, recent technology advances have changed this.