Reardon HVAC Corp is a Franklin heating and cooling business. It reports 71 years in business, lists a service area of Franklin, Medway, Holliston, Wrentham and Milford, and offers free estimates. Its MA hvac license 400-SM-B is active on the state registry. The Better Business Bureau gives it an A+ grade.
In a 2026 Google review, a customer wrote that someone prior to Reardon said it sounded like the motor was gone, and that the tech confirmed it was the capacitor, changed it out, and the customer was up and running. In a 2026 review, a customer whose AC failed over a holiday weekend wrote that Chris troubleshot the issue with the customer over the phone, helped narrow it down to a failed capacitor and called the part store in advance to confirm the part availability, and that a simple swap later the AC was back up and running the very same day. A 2026 review says Andrew came promptly, diagnosed the problem and fixed it, and returned the next day to remedy a slight glitch with the thermostat. In a 2026 review, a customer who lost A/C wrote that Andrew came to inspect, Chris came to explain everything, and Jeremy got a new furnace and A/C installed and up and running.
In a 2026 review, a customer wrote that Reardon installed a new furnace and that Chris Reardon coordinated with the local building inspector and the gas company, with service restored by the end of the day. In a 2025 review, a customer who returned from a trip wrote that they were at the house within a couple of hours, determined a new furnace was needed and had a new one installed and working within one day. A 2025 customer wrote that Reardon replaced 20 year old furnaces and installed heat pumps with new furnaces. In a 2024 review, a customer wrote of upgrading central air and boiler / baseboard heat to a heat pump, mini split and electric water heater, and that Chris and his team walked the customer through the rebate process once the work was done.
In a 2023 review, a customer who tried Reardon to find a coolant leak wrote that the repair person who arrived solo said he couldn't find the leak and offered to replace the AC and lines, that they invoiced the customer, and that another company found the leak at the TXV valve. In a 2022 review, a customer wrote of calling multiple times for follow-up appointments to fix a diagnosed AC problem and never getting calls back over several weeks. In a 2016 review, a customer wrote that Chris changed the wire for a third thermostat, which caused no power on the wire, and then stopped answering calls and text messages. In a 2015 review, a customer wrote of being charged the final price plus a service fee that had been discussed over the phone as included.
