Very knowledgeable and professional

I used WBH&AC to do a system check and service a hot water boiler. They replaced a few key parts and then gave the system a clean bill of health. When I started using the system during the winter, it started leaking which it hadn't done before. WB sent 3 different techs over the next few months, none of which could figure out the cause of the leak. A 4th tech came out a few months later and when he opened the cover he discovered a massive corrosion issue and said that the whole system needed to be replaced ASAP to the tune of some $12,000. There's 2 possible scenarios that come to mind with this. Either WB didn't notice (or mention) the massive issue during their initial tuneup and charged me over $1000 for parts on a system that was about to fail imminently. Or WB negligence caused the leak and eventual corrosion costing me an entire new boil out of pocket. Neither of those scenarios give me confidence in the skill or credibility of this company.

Did very well, been using for 15 years

Everything went perfectly. Michelle helped me through the Mass Save application process, which made the whole experience seem easy. The techs who came out were professional, friendly and they wore masks (which I very much appreciated). The work was done on schedule and the units even look great. I would highly recommend Wilsons for any heating/cooling/related services!

Our oil burner was giving off such a strong smell when it was running that we turned off the heat in the middle of winter! After multiple visits by another firm failed to solve the problem, and they admitted they were out of ideas, we called Wilson Brothers. Within a few minutes, Brennan had diagnosed multiple problems and a short time later they were 100% fixed and the burner is now running perfectly. Watching Brennan attack and solve the problem was almost as marvelous as having heat now. This guy has energy, expertise, thoroughness, and obvious pride in his work like you wouldn't believe. He is not technically a Wilson brother, but if they are smart they will make him a partner in the firm. He has won them a customer for life.

It was a absolute pleasure working with the Wilson Brothers team from sales, site planning and install. The install and electrical teams were very professional and demonstrated in depth knowledge of the product and their craft. They arrived at the time specified and worked very neatly and in an organized fashion. We would absolutely recommend Wilson Brothers for any Heating/AC needs.

They never responded to me.

I needed an electrician. You provided an HVAC contractor. Poor match-up.

Great, punctual, courteous, nice professional job. Very happy with quality of job.

Office staff were available and responsive. Field technicians were on time and performed work efficiently and effectively. Total cost for all services was exactly as quoted.

I have used Angie's list before to identify and hire contractors and have auto body work done with excellent results. I called Wilson Brothers to request a service call when our furnace malfunctioned. Got a message asking me to leave a message and they would call back, which I did. I waited and waited and never got a return call. Spent a night with no heat and called again the next day. Waited some more and never got a return call. Finally called someone else who also happens to be on Angie's List and they were her within 2 hours and got the furnace up and running. So despite the many positive reviews Wilson Brothers has received, they did not come through for me. And if they were simply too busy to take more service calls, they could have just called me back to let me know that was the case. So customers who need a service call beware.

I install central ac, one ductless AC and replace furnace last year by Wilson brother. I contacted 4/5 contractors for this work. Wilson brother provide best customer service. they replied to my question very quickly, while other could response a few days later. the installation was also very professional and effectively. after installation, they also provides all information showing me how to apply for MASS SAVE. it was very helpful

They made mess from the disconnecting the pipes, they forgot to reconnect the washer line and A/C pump line which ended up leaking water all over the basement floor, didn't cap one of the pipes and when it rained there was a leaking coming from the roof from where the vent pipe extends through the roof. When I contacted them they came back to fix some of the issues but didn't fix them all. When I reached out again they have not called me back. This is the second job I've had them do in my house so thought customer service is not a priory. I would use them again of recommend them.

EXCELLENT Wilson Bros. recently installed a second zone A/C unit in our house. In a nutshell, from initial call and sales/estimator Paul coming out to final clean up I've never been more pleased with a contractor and work accomplished. Everyone showed up on time as scheduled, Al & Cliff were outstanding at their installation work, and keeping me updated and involved on schedule and various options and layout necessities. I'm very particular, need to know what and why things are happening, and everyone was great to work with. Can't recommend them highly enough.

great job , great price

arrived on time, very professional, was finished in the allotted time. Friendly and courteous too!

Nate and his crew were extremely knowledgeable, able to explain things in detail and went about the entire process in a very professional manner. I will recommend them and use them, again.

Would highly recommend Wilson Brothers.

The furnaces were replaced in two different houses without any problems. The generator was placed in one of the houses with many delays. Waiting for parts we were told. When it was finally assembled it worked but daily test runs were happening. When we called to have our yearly check we were told it should only run once a week. A part needed to be replaced. Wilson Bros. shared that expense. It ran for about the next 5 years with constant maintenance but this year the mother board is gone. Wilson Bros have been wonderful but I question the quality of their equipment. One of the gas furnaces also requires costly maintenance. We never had this with our other gas furnaces. Love Wilson Bros. Don't like their replacement equipment. I just thought new things should last a little.

Called the main number and a live person took the call. We explained our concerns and they transferred us to a technician. We told the technician what we were experiencing, and he arranged to have a field technician come by the same day. The technician, Joe Patterson, arrived within the set time frame and gave the system a thorough inspection. Oddly enough, the system began operating properly when Joe arrived.... He said that if the system acts up again, to call them right away and they would dispatch someone immediately. Very pleased with their responsiveness and competency in addressing our problem.

They never showed up. I talked to there dispatch and was told they would be there in two hours. I waited three hours and called and was told sorry another two hours. It was below freezing that day and was lucky that my kids were able to go to there parents house. After another three hours I called back and spoke to the dispatch where I was told sorry but you might want to call someone else. Because your calling to much. Two calls in six hours isn’t much but to them it was. Be careful with these guys don’t wait like I did.

Great company, really honest

We strongly suggest that you do not use Wilson Brothers HVAC (WB) for installation work if you want a company that is trustworthy and that puts a priority on customer satisfaction. Our dealings with WB to resolve an obvious installation deficiency revealed what we feel is a disturbing company culture of arrogance, complacency, minimal problem resolution skills and no genuine interest in customer satisfaction. At the beginning of the second day of installation work we raised a concern with the WB installation manager that the fiberglass insulation being installed on metal ducting, as required by building code, was being done incorrectly. Subsequently, we provided factual information to WB, supported by a letter from the insulation manufacturer, which clearly showed that the R-value of all of the insulation was substantially below building code requirements and the manufacturer’s specifications. WB never disputed the accuracy of the information we provided and never asked us what we would like to have done to alleviate our concern. (Pictures included with this review show insulation deficiency.) WB did nothing to address this deficiency until our town building department sent them a letter requesting them to “make the necessary corrections.” The WB corrective actions left over 60% of the insulation untouched and still substantially below building code requirements. After this limited insulation replacement our building department did not do a re-inspection; they simply issued an “opinion” that WB had met “the intent of the code and manufactures (sic) specs.” Following are the kinds of the things we heard from WB personnel which we believe are indicative of the company culture. Our comments follow in parentheses: > If you weren’t going to trust us maybe you should have done the work yourself. (We did trust them and the final result was a system with degraded efficiency.) > Let’s wait and see what the building department says. (A professional company would step up and work with their customer to agree on a way to resolve the problem.) > Its “impossible” to install the insulation using the manufacturer’s instructions. (Yet, the insulation they replaced is OK.) > We did your insulation the same as other jobs and it hasn’t been a problem before. (So, poor workmanship in the past makes it acceptable?) > Re: taking corrective action – Crew will be working all day and take off as much insulation as possible. (Sent smaller crew than usual - spent about 3 hours actually replacing insulation. Most of the untouched insulation is as easy to get at as what was replaced.) > I’ve been doing this for 8 years and I know what I’m doing. (Highly likely that he knew the insulation was being installed incorrectly since the simple instructions are on the packaging; Unable to adequately supervise his crew – among other lesser deficiencies, something as simple as installing the filters in the return grilles was done incorrectly and we had to point it out.) The WB response to our attempt to use a mediator reflected the same company culture, i.e., WB has been in business for 29 years and they are professionals. Because the customer has no experience with the work WB does, they don’t know enough to identify shortcomings in WB’s work and should accept what they get. In their response WB also implied that we were expecting perfection which is not possible in the real world. It is our opinion that the actual cause of this dispute is because it is very likely WB had been installing duct insulation incorrectly on a number of jobs in the past. When they encountered a customer knowledgeable enough to identify the deficiency they were unprepared to deal with it in a responsible way. Over the past several years we have had windows, siding, roofing, and garage doors replaced, a sprinkler system installed and our driveway re-paved. We found all of these contractors to be very professional and had no problems with any of them. Wilson Brothers HVAC stands out as the opposite in our minds. Our signed contract with WB includes the following sentence: “All work to be completed in a professional manner according to standard practices.” If the duct insulation had been installed in a professional manner using the manufacturer’s instructions there would have been no issue, and this was not a slight deficiency. As originally installed the insulation R-values were in the range of 2.5 - 4.9 (based on information from the manufacturer) when it should have been 8.0 (The labeled installed R-value). Over 60% of the insulation is still as originally installed with an average R-value of approximately 3.3, substantially below R-8.0. Furthermore, if the manufacturer’s instructions had been followed, WB would have used the “stretch-out dimension” procedure. The statement, “Stretch-Out dimensions must be followed to achieve labeled installed R-values.”, available on the North American Insulation Manufacturers Association website, clearly establishes this procedure as a standard practice accepted by numerous insulation manufacturers for installing fiberglass duct wrap insulation (Go to [*** Link removed ***] search on insulation facts 66, see bottom of Table 2). Based on this information, it is obvious to us that WB did not comply with either the “professional manner” or “standard practices” aspects of our signed contract. The PICTURES INCLUDED are representative of the duct insulation deficiencies in our central AC system. One picture shows a duct installed between roof rafters in our attic. The other shows the same duct looking up toward the underside of the roof. This section of ducting includes flexible duct and rigid metal duct, both 7” inches in diameter and with fiberglass insulation. The flexible ducting was pre-insulated by its manufacturer and has an actual R-value of 8. The metal ducting was insulated by WB and has an approximate R-value of 3. The difference between the diameters of the two sections of ducting is obvious. The metal duct insulation thickness is well below the 2.25 inches specified by its manufacturer because it was overly compressed, which explains its low R-value. If WB had installed the metal duct insulation correctly there would be very little to no discernible difference between it and the flexible ducting.

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They installed some air conditioners in our home. They were great.