Sanford Temperature Control

Sanford Temperature Control describes itself on its website as a Milford, New Hampshire home-services company offering HVAC, plumbing and electrical work across southern New Hampshire, and says it has been trusted and recommended since 1982. It also describes itself as veteran-owned. On Google it holds a 4.9-star average from 1,904 ratings. A customer whose air conditioning unit was replaced said Scott oversaw the installation, and that the job site was left clean. A customer said a heat pump installation was done on time and that the team explained the installation process and how to use the thermostat controls. A customer with no hot water said Nick found the pilot light out on a propane hot water tank and gave estimates for replacing it with either a propane or an electric tank. A customer referred by Suburban Propane, whose technician could not get the water heater started, said Sanford sent Gabriel G as the emergency technician, that he came earlier than expected, and that he pointed out flaws in the five-year-old heater. A Reddit commenter in r/newhampshire said Sanford dropped its quote to $18k, the cheapest they got, and that the install was solid. A 2026 customer said Derek diagnosed an emergency furnace problem quickly, had the necessary parts in his truck, and that they were back in business in less than an hour. A 2025 customer who owns a restaurant in Pelham said the AC quit on a Saturday morning before a busy day, and that on-call technician Derek E. explained what the issue was and what he did. A 2025 customer said Xavier and Phillip installed a 1-ton ductless heat pump and built the gravel and paver mounting to their specifications. A 2025 customer said Sanford installed their mini splits and that Pete replaced their whole electrical panel; that customer had to ask for someone to come back and patch holes left from running wires. A customer said the technician communicated well, but that it was tough to get their annual appointment in a timely manner, which they put on the front office. A 2026 customer warned against the monthly service contract, saying the free yearly furnace checkup was rescheduled three months later, and that this happened twice.