ReVision Energy
Regional · 1980 Turnpike St Ste 2, North Andover, MA 01845, USA
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Verified record
- A+ BBB rating
- 12 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 27 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Mentioned on Reddit — 2 mentions in r/QuincyMa and r/Maine, mostly positive
- Heat pumps too — recent reviewers praise careful siting on awkward rooflines
- Long-tail service — an eight-year-old system repaired at no charge
- In-house crews — installers and electricians employed by the company
- Employee-owned — 100% ESOP and a Certified B Corporation
- Deep ratings — 4.8 on Google and 4.9 on Angi
- Paperwork handled — permits, inspections and utility coordination managed
- Service turnaround — 2024 reviews describe long waits for maintenance callbacks
- Project length — one older review reports a 22-month completion
- Sales conduct — a 2025 reviewer describes a discourteous phone interaction
ReVision Energy is a large New England renewable-energy installer — solar, battery storage, heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and EV charging — working Massachusetts out of North Andover and Westfield, with four more branches in Maine and New Hampshire. It is 100% employee-owned through an ESOP and a Certified B Corporation, and it says it has been trading since 2003. The installation record is strong and, unusually, extends well past solar. Recent customers describe heat pump work as much as panels: a second mini-split installed as a repeat job, and units carefully sited on challenging rooflines after the crew took time to think the placement through. One homeowner found them from an episode of This Old House and contrasts them explicitly with door-knocking national outfits; when the proposed system was out of budget, the company came back nine months later with a PPA option instead. The part that should carry weight is what happens after commissioning. A recent reviewer whose eight-year-old system stopped producing describes emailing the company, getting a same-thread explanation and timeline, and having the inverter replaced with no bill and the site cleaned up. Another with an ailing system says ReVision was the one company that responded and got them scheduled. Now the honest counterweight. The record carries a cluster of one- and two-star reviews, concentrated in 2024, all about the same thing: service and support after the sale. They describe waiting weeks for maintenance callbacks, a seven-week wait for a fix, and a sense that attention flows to new sales rather than existing customers. One reports a project that ran nearly two years to completion. Several of these come from customers of SunBug Solar, the Massachusetts company ReVision absorbed, who feel the older firm's attentiveness was lost. There is also a 2025 one-star review about a discourteous sales interaction. So: a well-run, credential-heavy installer with a deep and mostly excellent record, where the thing to ask about directly is service turnaround if something goes wrong later — and to get the expected response window in writing.
Heard around town
On Reddit
- PositiveThinking About Installing Solar!Jun 25, 2025
“We had a good experience with Revision Energy, went with them over 2 other candidates.”
— u/cactus_on_the_stair in r/QuincyMaRead the thread ↗ - MixedRevision energyJun 14, 2024
“Does anyone here have experience with revision energy?”
— u/Bayushi_Vithar in r/MaineRead the thread ↗
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Most recent comments
- 5.0Jul 25, 2026
I am so pleased with the team that did the work and the quality of their work. It could not have been better. My rooflines are challenging and everyone took their time to think through how best to locate the units. It was not straightforward but they did an amazing job. Everyone was professional and friendly.
— Patricia McCarthyView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 20, 2026
ABSOLUTE EXCELLENCE FROM START TO FINISH! A FLAWLESS SECOND EXPERIENCE WTH REVISION ENERGY! Revision Energy recently installed a second mini-split heat pump in my home, and the experience was top-notch and worry-free from a customer’s standpoint. Every single person involved including John Murphy during the initial site visit, Meghan Hanks during interim planning, and the installation Dream Team of Frank, Rick, Gary and Rodger, delivered outstanding service. The crew worked seamlessly and efficiently together and was entirely focused on achieving my full satisfaction. This is an extremely well-organized company that strives for excellence and as a repeat customer, I highly recommend them! Larraine G.
— Larraine GandolfiView on Google Reviews ↗ - 4.0May 19, 2026
I am very glad I chosen Revision for my solar installation for every aspect of the project, with one exception. My sales rep was great and had enough local knowledge to look into options available with the local utility company. The design process was also great. The installation also was excellent, and the crew were a pleasure to have on site, answering all my questions and clearly taking pride in their work. My single issue, which may be partly the result of the company's ethics (it is a certified B corporation), is that they seem to be motivated by a sense of fairness, and strive to get the final inspections completed in order of the completion of the actual installation. Whether due to lack of resources within Revision, or delays getting some of the inspections scheduled, the seems to take much longer than necessary while the solar panels sit idle.
— Tracy MalloryView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 16, 2026
I found them from an episode of This Old House. They did a project three towns to the east of where I live, I called them up and scheduled a meeting. They were the complete opposite of Sun Run or any of those sketchy companies that go door-to-door. The system they proposed was out of my budget but I told them to keep me posted if they ever did a PPA product. Fast forward 9 months and they call me with exactly that. No out of pocket and very competitive offer. Install is done and we are waiting on our inspections. The install team was amazing to watch. They solved problems on the fly very collaboratively. You can tell they enjoy working for an employee owned company. They showed their dedication to their craft Highly recommend!!!
— Craig BrauckmillerView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 8, 2026
Our solar installation was done about 8 years ago. It stopped working, we went online to Revisions website and it gave us things to troubleshoot. We did them all, still had a problem. I emailed Revision, they emailed right back explaining the problem and what needs to be done. They told me what to expect and the timeline. The inverter needed to be replaced, and they did that. Chris and his partner worked great and did the most important thing, which was to keep the gate closed securely for our pup. No bill, all cleanup done well, guys who obviously love their work and their company. They were initially more expensive than the other companies in our case but well worth it if you want great workers and great work. Highly recommend and have referred others whoo are also happy.
— Linda GoodspeedView on Google Reviews ↗
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Added 113 new comments, added 73 new photos, established rating 4.1
- behind the score: Service turnaround — 2024 reviews describe long waits for maintenance callbacks
What does heating and cooling work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from ReVision Energy. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$5,000 – $11,400
Typical HVAC project around $8,200