Local business · Worcester, MALocal business · 167 SW Cutoff, Worcester, MA 01604
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from C & C Temp Control. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$5,000 – $11,400
Typical HVAC project around $8,200
A Worcester homeowner writing on Reddit in June 2025 laid out a ductless job in detail: three small bedroom heads, one medium and one large, all tied back to a single outdoor unit, about a week on site including some electrical work, roughly $19,000 all in. The installer was C & C Temp Control. A commenter this May said much the same in one line — used C&C for the install, and they did the electrical as well. The company works out of 167 SW Cutoff in Worcester and dates itself to 2005, a start date its BBB profile matches; Kristopher Chiancola is listed as president. Heating and cooling is the bulk of the work — installation, replacement, repair and tune-ups, heat pumps and ductless mini-splits, with plumbing alongside — across Worcester and the towns around it, from Auburn and Shrewsbury out to Sturbridge, Rutland and Northborough. Its Massachusetts sheet metal licence, 205-SM-B, is active on the state registry. Its Better Business Bureau page is an A+, accredited since 2008. The company calls itself a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer and a Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor and Elite Dealer, and says it takes part in the Mass Save HEAT Loan — worth knowing if you plan to finance a heat pump conversion. A comment posted on Bryant's site in 2024 praised the pricing as fair and the work as honest. For a heat-pump or ductless conversion in central Massachusetts, this is a shop both Reddit posters said handled the electrical side of the install themselves. Ask for the head count and the BTU sizing room by room, get the electrical work itemized in the quote, and settle how the Mass Save HEAT Loan paperwork gets handled before the crew starts.
“I used C&C for my install. They did the electrical as well. https://www.cctempcontrol.com/”
“splits that all connect to one outdoor unit. It took them all week to install. That included some electrical work. Total cost was about $19k. Three were very small units for small bedrooms, one that was medium and one large. Can't remember the btu's on those. The installer was C&C Temp Control. The installers were pretty good. I had to do some cleanup. Had to redo some insulation they forgot to put back. Not a big deal. But they have been running without any issues since.”
“Fair pricing, great workmanship and above all honest!”
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