67 Degrees Heating & Cooling

Fifty-seven people have rated 67 Degrees on Google, and the average has not moved off 5.0. That is unusual, and the reason is easy to spot in the comments: one name, Rafael, shows up again and again as the person who actually turns up and does the work. The company works out of 3 Woodland Street in Lawrence and describes itself as a family-owned heating and cooling business covering Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Angi puts its experience at five years and notes free estimates, warranties, and Spanish spoken in the office — useful if English isn't the first language at your house. The work people hire them for is the whole HVAC spectrum, weighted toward installs. A customer this June had a mini split system put in and said it works as promised. Two April reviews describe installations finished on time, with the system checked out before the crew left and the space cleaned up. Earlier years fill in the rest of the picture — ducted central AC, multi-head mini splits, furnace and boiler work, thermostats and exhaust venting — and across five years of reviews from 2021 onward, the pattern holds steady with no cluster of complaints anywhere in it. Two things are worth knowing before you call. First, their stated coverage is two whole states rather than a town list, so confirm they travel to you before you book a site visit. Second, the 4.9 rating on Angi and the identical 4.9 on HomeAdvisor come from the same ten reviews, not twenty — the Google set is where the depth actually lives, and the newest reviews there are the ones worth reading. This is a small-crew shop, not a call-center operation, and that is the trade-off: reviewers repeatedly get same-day or after-hours attention, but you are booking a specific team's calendar. For a mini split, a central AC install, or a furnace that quit in a cold snap, they are a straightforward call. Ask for the estimate in writing, get the warranty terms spelled out — Angi says both are offered — and confirm which licensed technician will be on the job and what the system warranty covers once it is running.