Jay Moody HVAC

Jay Moody HVAC is a Leominster heating and cooling contractor whose team designs heat pump, furnace, boiler and central air conditioning systems for homes and light commercial properties, with plumbing, electrical and indoor-air-quality work alongside. The company describes itself as a family business and self-reports 40 years in the trade; its BBB file records a business start date of 1 January 1980, incorporation on 25 October 2019, and Leo Sharkey as president. It states a service area covering Leominster, Sterling, Westminster, Shirley, Littleton, Boxborough, Acton, Shrewsbury and Worcester. The trade list it publishes leans ductless and hydronic: sheet metal work, ductless AC and Mitsubishi mini-split systems, furnaces, boilers, radiant heat, rooftop commercial HVAC and air quality services. In a 2024 thread in r/WorcesterMA, a commenter answering a question about HVAC companies said they had used Jay Moody through Mass Save and had a great experience — the clearest first-hand endorsement on record, though it carries no job detail. The company also shows up in the civic and industry record around north-central Massachusetts. It was named among the employer partners in a 2025 state announcement of career technical training grants, it sponsored the 2025 Pet Rock Fest, and in 2023 the Sentinel & Enterprise ran its number for a food and diaper donation pickup. It appears in industry membership listings on insulate.org and building-performance.org as a Leominster company. The two customer reviews on file at the Better Business Bureau pull in opposite directions. One comes from a ductless mini-split installation customer; the other is blunt and negative, alleging the contract was changed three times in a week before the customer was told the system was out of stock. BBB itself grades the company A+ and has listed it as accredited since March 2021, without publishing a star average or a complaint count. Ask how the quote is fixed and what happens if equipment turns out to be unavailable. Credentials are worth confirming directly with the state before signing. The Massachusetts registry record for sheet-metal licence 353-SM-B is verified but expired, and its holder of record is Jay Moody Inc rather than Jay Moody HVAC; BBB separately lists a Division of Professional Licensure number 7022 and a Department of Public Safety number BU-318324 said to expire in October 2027, neither of which is registry-verified here. A reasonable call for a Mass Save heat pump or mini-split project in the Leominster-to-Worcester corridor, if you get the licence status and the equipment lead time confirmed in writing first.