C & C Temp Control

C & C Temp Control runs out of 167 Southwest Cutoff in Worcester and has been doing heating and cooling work in central Massachusetts since 2005 — a start date the company states on its own site and one the Better Business Bureau's file independently records, along with incorporation in October of that year. Kristopher S. Chiancola is listed as president and Robert L. Chase Jr. as vice president; the company describes itself as local and family owned. The work is full-service HVAC on both the residential and commercial side: heating and air conditioning installation, replacement, repair and tune-ups, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, and plumbing alongside it. The Massachusetts state registry backs that with an active sheet metal licence, 205-SM-B, held under the name C & C Temp Control Inc — the holder matches the business, so that credential stands on its own. What homeowners say about them comes from Reddit rather than the review platforms. A Worcester commenter wrote in May 2026 that C&C did their install and handled the electrical as well. A longer 2025 account on r/massachusetts described five ductless heads tied to a single outdoor unit — three small bedroom units, one medium, one large — installed over about a week with some electrical work included, at a total cost of roughly $19,000. A 2024 comment on Bryant's dealer site called the pricing fair, the workmanship good and the company honest. That is a small but consistent picture: multi-zone mini-split work, taken care of in-house down to the wiring. The company's own marketing claims a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer designation, Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor and Elite Dealer status, and participation in the Mass Save HEAT Loan program; those are its own statements, worth confirming with the manufacturers if they matter to your decision. Its stated service area runs from Worcester out to Auburn, Shrewsbury, Millbury, Leicester, Holden, Charlton, Sturbridge, Westborough, West Boylston, Boylston, Rutland, Paxton, Northborough and Spencer. Two things are worth raising before you book. Licence paperwork around this business is messy in the directories even though it is clean in the registry: the Better Business Bureau prints five separate numbers from two agencies without naming a holder for any of them, and BuildZoom marks one licence 'License Not Verified' while printing its status as Active on the same page, and shows a second as verified with no number attached. Only 205-SM-B is confirmed against the state. Third-party review coverage is also thin — BuildZoom's page says outright that it has received no reviews for the company, and the BBB profile carries an A+ grade and accreditation dating to 2008 but publishes no star average and no review bodies. They are a sensible call for a central Massachusetts homeowner planning a mini-split or heat pump install who wants the electrical handled by the same crew. Ask for a written quote broken out by zone, and confirm which licence covers the plumbing side of the job.