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A May 2025 customer collected seven quotes for a whole-house mini-split system and found a spread of almost $40K between contractors; SkyWalker HVAC did the install, two condensers and eight indoor units. Design-heavy heat pump jobs like that one are what customers describe hiring this Amherst, New Hampshire shop for. Ryan and Tom started the business in 2022 and co-own it, the company says. Ryan S Walker holds an active New Hampshire HVAC licence (GF1608917). A June 2025 Reddit commenter on r/boston singled out Skywalker for design because the owner himself usually comes on site. Google shows 5 stars from 68 ratings. In a July 2026 review, the owner of a roughly 5,000-square-foot house described a six-to-seven-week job replacing aging twin furnaces with a dual-fuel heat pump and a second heat pump with two air handlers, insulating and rerunning ductwork and adding a heat pump water tank. An October 2025 customer described a custom seven-zone, two-condenser mini-split system in an older home with a non-standard layout. In a December 2025 review, a customer whose furnace broke during a snowstorm said the crew came right away and hand-delivered portable heaters. A June 2025 customer said they got a last-minute appointment the day before a heat wave, and the tech found and fixed the problem. Ryan, Tom, Jace, Owen and Debbie in the office come up by name. A two-star review from November 2024 was not about the work: the writer said one of the company's drivers cut them off in traffic and flipped them off. In a June 2024 r/nashua Reddit thread, another poster pointed to SkyWalker in Brookline: "Did great work for me and did a small job for my neighbor."
“Forge does good sheet metal work, Skywalker is great at design since the owner himself is usually the person who comes on site (e.g. if you have a cape or something different), and Ace has a HERS rating background and can do airflow testing.”
“https://www.skywalkerhvac.com/ in Brookline. Did great work for me and did a small job for my neighbor.”
My family really appreciates the service done by Skywalker. They came out last week to clean our 4 mini splits and take a look at our outdoor heat pump. They gave honest feedback rather than pitching expensive services. They also educated us on self-maintenance. Everyone was very courteous and professional. We highly recommend this company!
Skywalk we HVAC did an excellent job installing mini splits. Staff was hardworking and nice to work with.
SkyWalker HVAC did an excellent job installing a whole home heat pump system. They take pride in their work and are very responsive. Would highly recommend.
If I could would give more stars to this review! I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience with Skywalker HVAC. From start to finish, they were extremely professional, knowledgeable, and easy to work with. What really stood out was the attention to detail. They took the time to explain everything clearly, answer all of my questions, (and yes I had MANY questions) and make sure the job was done properly rather than simply getting it done quickly. Their communication was excellent, and I always felt that they genuinely cared about doing the job right. It’s refreshing to deal with a company that takes such pride in its work and treats its customers with respect. I would highly recommend Skywalker HVAC to anyone looking for a professional, honest, and reliable HVAC company.
I am posting a LONG OVERDUE review of their incredible work at my house. They are not a large shop, but if they service your area just hire them to do the work, I promise you won't find many other company that will give you a fair price for the work they do and still does an incredible detailed job. I have a fairly sizable house ~5000 sqft with an aging twin furnaces that heats the entire house with separate condensers for AC. The units are not efficient and worse of all, there are complex old duct-works that are falling apart and uninsulated. It was designed 'correctly' to heat the house, but the cooling was more of a hacked job to make it work with these ducts. I have done a lot of research and spoken to multiple HVAC companies with my intent to split up the heating and cooling load into two separate HVAC systems that would provide the right heating and cooling to all floors (It was going to be a very difficult job). Ryan, came back with a well thought out design(probably took him hours) before I even accepted his proposal. All I remember him saying, "I love a challenge" and that was convincing enough for me to hire them for the work. The entire job from beginning to the end took probably 6-7 weeks to rip out the old systems, put a dual fuel heat pump and a heat pump with two air handler, insulate all the duct work, run new duct work and commission all the systems. I also have them added a new Heat Pump water tank since the old venting wouldn't work. Ryan, Tom, Owen and Jace were a blast to work with, always have clear communication from everyone on the team. They clean up after their work, but most of all, they love what they do and you can't ask for a better installer for job large or small. Fun fact, to check the how rusty were these large duct-works in the basement. They let me strap my drone on an RC car with a flash light to check the condition...craziest idea I had but an absolute blast to execute see attached picture, thanks Ryan, Tom, Jace and Owen for being a good sport about doing crazy but fun stuff during this project.
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Typical New Hampshire range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from SkyWalker HVAC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$4,700 – $10,700
Typical HVAC project around $7,700
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