Live Free Heating Cooling Electric

Live Free Heating Cooling Electric works out of Concord across three trades — heating and cooling, electrical, and plumbing — which is why so many of its reviews describe one call covering jobs that would normally take two companies. Its New Hampshire HVAC licence GF0906075 is verified active in the state registry, held by Peter A Marston Jr. The Google profile averages 4.9 stars from 829 ratings, and 57 reviews landed in the past six months. Speed under failure is the strongest recurring theme. A July 2026 customer whose mini split was leaking on the year's warmest days had a technician out two days later who explained the cause and had it cooling within about an hour. In a July 2025 review, a customer whose air conditioning died in the hottest week of the year said Live Free was the only company that could send someone the next day, and in a 2022 review another said the company came out the day their boiler failed mid-winter. Heat pump and ductless work is the deepest part of the record. A June 2026 customer described a two-day install run by a named crew that did not leave until the controls were understood; in a 2022 review, a customer detailed a Mitsubishi multi-zone system — an 18,000 BTU unit over the garage, a 36,000 BTU exterior unit feeding a floor unit in the kitchen and wall units in the dining and front rooms — and in another 2022 review, a two-zone ductless install that included the electrical work and line routing through a narrow crawl space. Diagnosis gets specific praise: a May 2026 customer said the technician traced their problem to a failed valve in the incoming water line rather than the Bosch unit itself, avoiding a needless replacement. In a 2024 review, a customer's generator install was coordinated end to end with the propane supplier and Eversource, with an outdated meter box and a new main line handled the same day. Price reads two ways. Several customers say the quote was the most competitive they received, one coming in well under every other bid. But in a June 2026 review, a homeowner shopping mini splits said Live Free's quote was by far the highest — roughly 20%, or $6,000 to $7,000, above quotes for name-brand cold-climate units they considered better specified. A second one-star review from July 2026 describes an unpleasant person to deal with, without detail. For heat pumps, boilers and the odd electrical or plumbing job on the same visit, this is a deep, current and consistent record. Get a written quote and, on a mini split system, compare the equipment specification line by line before you decide.