NextGen Aire

NextGen Aire’s most useful number is 4.9: Google lists 282 ratings, and both Angi and HomeAdvisor list 39. The company is based at 31 S Hunt Rd in Amesbury, and the work described centers on heating and cooling — AC installation and service, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, furnaces, boilers, ductwork, and seasonal service. The recent reviews are not just star clicks. A July 2026 Google customer described removing and installing two complete systems, including fabricated ductwork, copper piping, and smart-thermostat setup. An April 2026 reviewer said Matthew walked through options for updating an old heating system, examined the home, and later installed a new boiler; another recent customer came back after a prior mini-split installation for a new project. The review base is deep for a local HVAC shop: Google, Angi, and HomeAdvisor all sit at 4.9, and the recent six-month run in the prompt includes 13 reviews with no negative ones. Angi and HomeAdvisor also list 10 years of experience, emergency service, free estimates, warranties, credit-card payment, and all-day service hours. BuildZoom adds a different kind of support, listing 16 permitted projects, 8 projects over the past 3 years, and a BuildZoom score of 105. Two things are worth pinning down before booking. Angi and HomeAdvisor mention a few mixed comments about unresolved service, installation issues, or price, so get the scope, timing, and any diagnostic or service-call cost in writing. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registration as active as of March 2026, but that is a directory claim rather than state-registry evidence here; it also lists an inactive construction supervisor license. They are the right call to consider for homeowners who want HVAC work with a substantial public review trail, especially system replacement, AC service, heat pumps, ductless work, and heating-system updates. Before scheduling, confirm the exact equipment plan, warranty terms, and what the first visit will cost.