Briggs Mechanical Inc.

Briggs Mechanical Inc. is a heating and cooling business in North Attleborough, MA. Its website says it is a Trane Comfort Specialist Dealer and an Amana Preferred Dealer handling HVAC installation and repair for air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, automated controls and air quality systems, and it reports 29 years in business. It holds an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau. In a 2026 Google review, Rick and Robert installed and tested a replacement condenser unit and coil, with tarp laid out to keep the floors clean. A 2026 Google review describes a project that replaced an old ductless AC unit and added three ceiling cassette units; in that 2026 review, the installation took place over several days with Rick and Yan, who covered all work areas with tarps and cleaned up at the end of each day. A 2026 Google review says Robert and Ian installed two mini-splits, with drop cloths everywhere and vacuuming after the job. In a 2026 Google review, a 30-year-old AC was upgraded by replacing the outside condenser with a heat pump and replacing the attic heat exchanger, and that 2026 review says they helped with the MassSave programs. A 2026 Google review says Tony, Peter, Roy and Rick replaced a Combi system within a day during a cold spell. In a 2026 Google review, Cameron did a checkout and cleaning of a forced hot water heating system, including flushing an Amtrol Boiler-mate hot water heater, and a relay/transformer was replaced. In a 2025 Google review, Rich and Matt installed a furnace and AC system after a failing 25-year-old gas furnace needed replacing. A 2026 one-star Google review describes a mini-split Briggs had installed two years earlier shutting down with a refrigerant leak error code. That 2026 review says the technician did not inspect the flare connection outside, a five-hour return appointment nearly a month later was proposed, and another HVAC company found the leak at an improperly tightened flare connection from the original installation; that 2026 review also says emails to the company's owners got no response. In a 2025 Google review about a boiler sight glass repair, the technician did not have the part, took payment for the call, and the office said it would cost another $138 to come back.