Bridgeworks Heating & Cooling LLC

Bridgeworks Heating & Cooling is a heating and cooling company, and a recent customer's account shows how a job can run: their central air died at the start of summer, Kyle came over the next day, and after a few weeks' wait, 4 guys arrived at 8am on the install date and had the new system running by 1pm. The company describes itself as family-owned and says it has served its community with heating and cooling services for over 13 years. Its Connecticut heating and cooling licence, HTG.0406306-S1, held by Bridgeworks Heating & Cooling LLC, is active on the state registry. A recent customer said that after coming home from vacation to a warm house, David called back at 10 pm on a Friday, and Oscar arrived by 8am Saturday, climbed up 3 stories and found that workers replacing the roofs had unplugged the condenser. A recent reviewer wrote that Matt installed an a/c motor in less than an hour and that the cost was only for the motor. A recent customer said a three-man crew tore down old Fujitsu heat/AC dual units and installed new floor and wall units with a full rewire, and that Steve and his crew arrived at 8am and were done by 5 pm including cleanup. A recent customer wrote that David and team installed a new Heil furnace and a Rheem hybrid hot water heater. A recent reviewer said the company responded on site within 3 hours to a failed central air system for an elderly mom and restored it within 5 hours. A recent customer said installers were careful handling heavy equipment through the house and up into the attic. A 2026 customer said a crew replaced an old Laars Endurance boiler with a new Weil-McLain gas combi in an older home. A 2025 customer said Bridgeworks installed a Fujitsu mini split integrated with an existing gas hydronic heater through a Nest, with Kyle and team adding relays to get it working. A 2025 customer said the company replaced an entire old AC system, ductwork and all, because of mold, and was willing to work with their insurance company. A 2024 customer said Bridgeworks had added ductwork and a new zone to the basement and had recently replaced the furnace and air conditioning. A 2025 customer said a $200 AC maintenance visit left the unit dirty inside, and that they were told the cleaning was optional depending on the amount of leaves.