Jorge's Company Inc

Two HVAC systems for a two-family home: a customer writing in March 2026 described Jorge’s Company Inc handling that installation and staying responsive to calls and texts. A June 2026 reviewer praised a heat pump and air-handler installation for speed and competitive pricing. Google gives the company 4.6 stars from 45 ratings. The company’s website names Fabiano Jorge Jose Junior as founder and says it has provided heating and cooling services in Massachusetts since 2019. It offers installation, repair and maintenance for heating, cooling, indoor air quality and water heaters. Its listed base is 532 Franklin Street in Worcester, while the website gives 200 East Main Street in Marlborough. A July 2026 reviewer said Fabiano and his team explained the work in detail and answered every question. In a December 2025 review, another customer described installing two furnace-and-condenser systems and praised timely completion and workmanship. A separate reviewer writing that month praised Bella in the office and the technicians who visited the house. A September 2025 customer said the process went smoothly from the estimate through finished work. Older customers described both replacement systems and repairs. In an April 2024 review, a homeowner said Fabiano and the crew helped select a replacement HVAC unit, ran new ductwork and installed the unit. That customer said the team was available to discuss questions or return to troubleshoot. Another April 2024 reviewer praised Fabiano and his team’s HVAC work on a home addition. In January 2024, a homeowner described replacing an oil system with a high-efficiency system. The reviewer called the company a Mass Save partner and said it was helping with an application for $10,000 in rebates. There are also workmanship complaints. A July 2026 one-star reviewer said the team “screwed up several things on our house” and would not recommend the company. An October 2022 reviewer described a new high-efficiency HVAC installation at a house purchased in Worcester and alleged that the company used the wrong pipes. The customer also acknowledged allowing the work to proceed without permits and said they felt fooled.