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In a 2024 review, a customer described a complete new gas forced hot air heating installation in a second-floor apartment with a loft in the attic, where space in the crawl spaces for a heating unit and duct work was very limited. That 2024 customer said they made it happen, and recommended Adam and Cameron by name. A 2022 customer said Adam, the business owner, arrived as promised, quickly identified the problem and solved it, then made a long-term suggestion. A 2022 customer said they came on time and was impressed with the professionalism and their price. Queen City HVAC holds a 5.0-star rating from 7 ratings on Angi and a 5.0-star rating from 7 ratings on HomeAdvisor.
I had a complete new gas forced hot air heating installation on my second floor apartment that had a loft centered in the attic and space was very limited in the crawl spaces for a heating unit and duct work to vent throughout the whole apartment ,WOW , yes they made it happen , very highly I recommend Adam and Cameron and will always use them , thank you for and incredible job
They did a great job. They were easy to work with.
Very friendly and professional work was done in a reasonable time
Adam, the business owner, arrived as promised, quickly identified the problem and solved it, and then made a long-term suggestion which I most likely will follow.
Very professional service
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Typical New Hampshire range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Queen City HVAC LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$4,700 – $10,700
Typical HVAC project around $7,700
