Comfort Air Services

The Comfort Air Services website lists HVAC services including air conditioning repair and installation, ductless mini-splits, indoor air quality, heating system repair and installation, and furnaces. It names a service area of Derry, Manchester, Portsmouth, Epping, Fremont and Exeter, and says it has been in business 15 years. Comfort Air Services, LLC holds HVAC licence MBE2501718, which is active on the state registry. In a recent Google review, a customer had a mini split installed: Bill answered their questions about the unit, and Patrick and his install team did the installation. In another recent Google review, Bill Hall was described as honest and forthcoming with all pertinent information, Jake followed up with tidy, respectful work, and Patrick booked the job quickly. In a 2026 review, a customer who needed a new boiler and added an indirect water heater wrote that everything went smoothly and thanked Patrick's crew, Sean, Frank and Zach. In a 2025 review, Patrick quoted mini splits lower than two competitors, and a week later his crew installed the system in two days. In a 2025 review, a customer who lost their furnace on a very cold December day wrote that Patrick came to the house the same day and his team installed a replacement system the next day. A 2025 review says Pat and his crew installed a new high efficiency gas furnace and removed the old oil tank and furnace. A 2025 review describes an Aprilaire 800 humidifier installation as very professional and reasonably priced. In a 2020 review, Patrick started a central AC installation in a customer's mother's condo within a couple of weeks of the first call, and the job took two days. In a 2018 review, Patrick showed up at 7:15 AM on a Saturday to repair a central A/C system that was icing up inside. In a 2024 review, a customer paid Patrick $175 after he checked a system with a burning circuit board and said it would be easier to replace the whole unit, then wrote that two phone calls and e-mails got no response. In a 2018 review, a customer told $170 for an air conditioning tune-up wrote of $826.00 for three hours after one part was put in and the drip line blown out.