Bullseye Refrigeration & A/C, Inc.

A 2025 customer wrote that their compressor died in the middle of a heatwave; Bullseye was there on a Tuesday, diagnosed the issue, and by Friday afternoon that customer had a brand new system, inside and out, working. That 2025 customer called the cost reasonable, though not the cheapest bid. Bullseye Refrigeration & A/C works on home heating and cooling as well as refrigeration for businesses. A 2024 customer wrote that they had central air installed in their home and that Bullseye services the refrigeration at their restaurant. A 2025 customer said they had used Bullseye for four years for repairs on commercial refrigerators, and that when a faulty part did not work, the company remedied the issue and followed up a few days later to confirm the new part still worked. A 2025 customer with a leaking commercial AC said they called on Thursday and the company came out Friday after 4:30 pm; that customer wrote that technician Ryan completed the fix in about three-plus hours and the leaking stopped. In a 2023 review, a customer whose 13-year-old furnace was not maintaining temperatures said five other companies had charged them money without fixing it, and that Bullseye listened, diagnosed and corrected the issue. A 2023 customer with an old furnace that stopped heating said Bullseye fit them in the same day at the start of the cold season. A 2022 customer wrote that Mike came out the same day during a heat wave when their central air unit died, and that the central air and furnace, both over 23 years old, were replaced in two days. A 2021 customer said that when their central heat blower motor went bad on a Sunday at 3 pm, owner Nick went and looked for one, and they picked the motor up from him at a fair price for a Sunday. A 2023 customer wrote that their HVAC system was still not working after spending thousands. In a 2021 review, a customer who needed an oil boiler swap said Mike promised a quote in two days, then did not respond to calls or texts after four days; that 2021 customer said their real estate agent reported Mike did not want the job. It holds an active Connecticut S1 heating and cooling contractor licence, HTG.0403144-S1, under Nicholas P Torello.