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Four Rules How to Choose the Right Contractor
Hiring an HVAC professional is a decision about your budget, your comfort, and sometimes your safety — so it deserves more than an impulse phone call. This is the short version of how we'd approach it, and the exact criteria embedded in every GigoPro profile.
Start with ratings and recent reviews
Ratings tell you the average; recent reviews tell you the truth about right now. Read the last handful of reviews for a company, not just the stars. A contractor who fixes the reported problem, explains what was done, and leaves the site clean is the one you can trust with a multi-thousand-dollar decision.
Compare services, service area, and response time
Confirm the company actually performs your specific job — a residential AC repair shop is not automatically a commercial rooftop specialist, and vice versa. Check that your address is inside its service area, and look for stated response times if your situation is urgent.
Get at least two written estimates
Reputable pros will inspect, then give a written, itemized estimate — clearly stating labor, parts, and any permit costs. Price differences between honest quotes reflect equipment brands, warranty terms, and installation quality, so never choose on the bottom line alone. Ask what each quote includes and what it excludes.
Verify credentials for your trade
Licensing and insurance requirements differ from state to state and shift over time. In regulated jurisdictions, ask for the company's license number and proof of insurance before work begins — never after. Professional companies expect these questions and answer them without hesitation.
Questions to ask before booking
- How long have you been working in my area, and are you licensed and insured for this job?
- Will I receive a written, itemized estimate before any work starts?
- Do you guarantee parts and labor, and for how long?
- How is emergency or after-hours service charged?
- How long will the job take, and who do I contact during the work?
- Can you share a reference from a similar job in the last six months?
Red flags to walk away from
- Vague pricing that changes once work begins, or pressure to sign today.
- Refusal to put the estimate in writing.
- A "free" check-up that always concludes with a full-system replacement.
- Requests for full payment upfront before any work is performed.
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Every company you find here lists what it actually does: air conditioning repair and installation, furnaces and heat pumps, ductwork and ventilation, indoor air quality, commercial HVAC maintenance, and emergency call-outs. Each profile shows the services offered, the area the company serves, recent customer reviews with ratings, and contact details — so you can shortlist three or four pros, request written estimates, and book the one that fits you best.
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Heating & Furnace Services
Furnaces, boilers, and space heaters keep your home livable through winter. Typical jobs: no-heat emergencies, noisy operation, pilot and ignition problems, carbon-monoxide safety checks, and full furnace replacement. Annual pre-winter maintenance is the cheapest insurance you can buy against a breakdown in freezing weather. If your heat stops working, prioritize companies that list emergency or same-day response in their profile.
Heat Pumps
Heat pumps heat and cool from the same efficient unit — air-source systems are the most common, with ground-source (geothermal) options for larger projects. Contractors in this category install, repair, and replace heat pumps, size them correctly for your home, and handle the ductwork modifications that a switch from a furnace often requires. If you are replacing an aging system, a heat pump conversion is worth having with two or three licensed pros before you decide.
Ductwork & Ventilation
Your ducts carry every degree of comfort to every room. Duct cleaning removes dust and debris that builds up over years; duct sealing stops the leaks that let conditioned air escape into attics and crawl spaces; and duct repair or replacement fixes crushed, disconnected, or rodent-damaged runs. If rooms in your house never quite reach the set temperature, airflow problems are often the culprit — worth checking before you blame the system itself.
Indoor Air Quality
Modern HVAC work goes beyond temperature. Air purifiers, whole-home filtration, humidifiers and dehumidifiers, ventilation and fresh-air systems, and UV treatments all change what you breathe. Companies offering indoor air quality services can test and improve air in homes with allergies, asthma, new paint or renovation dust, or simply poor circulation.
Commercial & Multi-Unit HVAC
Offices, restaurants, retail spaces, and apartment buildings have very different needs than homes — rooftop units, package systems, and scheduled maintenance contracts that keep tenants comfortable and equipment warranties valid. The directory includes commercial HVAC contractors who can respond quickly when a business space loses heat or cooling, and who will quote preventative maintenance to avoid the midnight call-out later.
Maintenance & Seasonal Tune-Ups
A spring tune-up before cooling season and a fall check-up before heating season catch small problems while they are still cheap to fix. Maintenance typically covers filter replacement, cleaning coils and burners, checking refrigerant charge, testing safety controls, and confirming airflow. Many companies publish maintenance plans in their profiles — compare what is included (and what an emergency visit costs) before you commit.
24/7 Emergency Service
Systems break on weekends and holidays. Emergency-ready contractors keep after-hours teams for exactly the no-heat, no-cool, or gas-odor situations that can't wait until Monday. Check a company's profile for stated emergency availability and response policy before needing it — that is far easier than cold-calling on a Christmas morning.
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Latest HVAC reviews in Antrim
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I want to give my thanks to Roger Smith and techs Tyler and Sam for all the work they did at my home installed a new 500 gallon propane tank and piping to my new generator and then coming back a week and a half later to pipe in my new gas range. Tyler and Sam helped me get the range into my house and then they went to work running the propane line, setting the range in place, testing it and then Sam walked me through how to adjust the low flame settings on the burners, if they needed further tuning. Roger Smith was great to work with on setting up the appointments and I am glad I went with Rymes Propane and Oil for this installation.
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Horrible auto-delivery service from them. I encountered multiple interruptions in delivery and each time I called, was assured "now" there should be no interruption in service. The last straw was water damage from frozen pipes resulting in thousands in damage. Afterwards, Roger the Antrim manager was unsympathetic and rude, giving conflicting explanations/excuses as to why delivery did not occur. If auto-delivery is important to you, definitely don't choose Rymes.
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I have been a customer with Rymes for over 6 years and will be one no longer. After calling them twice in a month for a fill up they put only 100 gallons in at a time. I called them today to schedule yet another fill up and they told me it would be 2 weeks until they could take care of me. They wouldn't even do an emergency fill as i was out of fuel. They stated that they were taking care of their auto-pay customer and that they were priority. I guess the 4+ fill-ups i need a year isn't good enough business for them. I called Vallaincourt in Hillsboro and i was filled within the hour (without an additional service charge).
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I’ve been a Rymes customer for about two years and they are the best propane company I’ve ever used by far. They always refill us with plenty of time to spare without me calling. Knowing my tank was more than half full, I called once before big storm because we have a generator that shares a fuel tank with our heating system, and I wanted to make sure we had plenty of fuel. Rymes had come that morning to top us off without me calling or noticing. The drivers are also always professional and courteous. I highly recommend this company.
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The service from this company is very bad, I have a problem with the gas line, the staff came to my house to check and said they need to replace the gas line before I can use it again, four days later when the staff helped me install the gas line, they disconnected all my gas line only the gas line of my stove were connected. The staff said they were too busy and don’t have time to connect other gas line. Also, the staff accidentally broke my heater , The staff checked my heater and said that one part was broken. They need to order a part and come back to help me fix it. After waiting for two weeks No staff contacted me! Then I called to ask what was going on, and their service department said they couldn't get the parts needed for this heater because the company no longer produced it. In the winter time I don’t have heat, no hot water, no dryer for over two weeks.
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I have been a customer of Rymes for 10 years now, first at our home in Peterborough NH, and then in Dublin NH. Good things: They will sometimes show up for fuel deliveries. They have a very nice new website and mobile app which makes it convenient to order fuel, setup a service, or check your account history. This is likely why I have (foolishly) stayed with them so long; I appreciate the convenience! Especially for something we need to order multiple times per year. It is northern New England after all. Bad Things: Everything else regarding mechanical service, fuel deliveries, customer service, and price. Fuel delivery service: They will add fees at the drop of a hat for anything they can argue is an "obstruction" or a "hazard", such as an inch of snow, or an unlocked garden gate they have to pass through. Otherwise I have had no issue with the delivery folk. Mechanical Service: Just not all that competent unfortunately. Multiple times over the years I have needed to call an independent service person after Rymes attempted to fix an issue and could not. Some of the service people are very nice and great to work with, others are very surly and dismissive. I dont really care about the attitudes all that much though, the real issue is that they dont fix the problem. They will still happily charge you $1000s for their attempts however. Phone Customer Service: Will not commit to delivery dates. Will not rush delivery in emergency (unless you absolutely beg them, then maybe if they feel like it). Imagine if every time you went to Burger King the clerk argued with you, accused you of disloyalty, and made you fill out a questionnaire before they served you. That's what dealing with this group feels like. I have money, you have product, why does this need to be so complicated and unpleasant? Price: They add multiple unexplained fees to the bill, and the prices are higher than competitors, whether that is fuel oil or propane. It seems evident to me that the company is putting its money into its technology side, which is great! But also that it is doing so at the expense of the meat-and-potatoes service operations, which is not great. My advice to Rymes: Hire more people, pay them better salaries, and commit to the service side of the business. We will not be using them for fuel or service any longer.
