Home Comfort Solutions LLC

A Quincy dance studio lost its heat on a Monday in March 2026. The owner called Home Comfort Solutions at five that afternoon, got a person on the line rather than an automated system, and had Matt Patchell at the studio by 7:45 the next morning; the parts were overnighted and the system came back up. In January 2026 a couple returned from a trip to a 49-degree house, and Matt left his own trip to get the heat running. Heat that has stopped, usually on a weekend or in a cold snap, is what most customers write about. One January 2026 homeowner whose boiler had been looked at by three other companies for intermittent outages said Matt and Brandon came out on a Saturday ahead of a storm, found what the others had missed, and had parts the same day. Another that month had a system whose original installer had gone out of business. In June 2026 a customer had a furnace drain line put right after someone else's repair leaked. The larger installs tend to come with logistics attached. In August 2025 a condo owner got an HVAC unit in within a week, with permitting, rebates and a crane to lift the compressor onto the roof all arranged. In October 2025 a 35-year-old furnace and a 15-year-old air conditioning system were replaced with a heat pump and new AC through an awkward crawl space and old ductwork. A January 2026 household had a new boiler, hot water system and baseboard zone done together, and in November 2025 another had a Mitsubishi multi-zone heat pump installed. A January 2026 customer quoted over $100,000 by a large corporate company for heat pumps in a three-family came here for a second opinion on a friend's recommendation. The company is Matthew Patchell's, founded in Quincy in 2023 and covering Quincy and Greater Boston with HVAC and plumbing work, with Mass Save heat pump rebates part of what it handles. Customers name the crew as often as the owner: Brandon, Joe, Cody and Nick on the vans, Crystal in the office. All 63 reviews on file are Google ones, all five stars, and they begin in 2025, giving a 5.0 average across 64 ratings. One June 2026 reviewer describes Matt as a neighbour and friend as well as the contractor. For no heat in February, a heat pump swap where you want the rebate paperwork handled, or a system somebody else installed badly, this is a direct call. Get the equipment options and the rebate figures in writing before committing, since what several customers valued most was being given the choices and the reasoning.