Noble Heating & Cooling LLC

Noble Heating & Cooling is essentially a one-technician shop. Its own site says it is owner-operated by Patrick McLoughlin, an EPA Section 608 certified technician working out of Andover and covering Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine, and the menu is deliberately narrow: mini splits, air handlers and furnaces. The written history is four reviews, all from 2026 — nowhere near enough to judge a business on. Three of them describe work that went well, and they read specifically. In June a customer had two mini-splits installed, called the pricing reasonable and the work tidy, and said McLoughlin came back a week later to check the equipment was being used correctly. Another described getting photos and details as the job progressed, finished on time and on the quoted price. A third had an AC fault diagnosed and repaired on the same visit. The fourth is the one to read before calling. In May 2026 a customer wrote that a filter change he had specifically asked for was not done, that he only discovered it after paying, and that a follow-up text and a message left through Yelp both went unanswered. He also wrote that he had been asked for a review right away and had left a favourable one before checking the work. One complaint against three positives is a small sample, but it is recent, specific, and about follow-through rather than skill. For a ductless install around Andover this is a fair quote to collect — the installation accounts are the strongest thing on the record. Put the scope in writing item by item, and confirm each line was actually done before you sign off and before you leave a review.