Towns we love: Concord

Why we love Concord!

At Central Cooling & Heating, we think of the communities we serve as “part of our neighborhood.” Members of our staff live in these communities, as do hundreds of our customers.

Yes, we know towns like Concord inside and out. And we know we can help you.
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Central Cooling and Heating services homes in Concord, Ma

So What do we love about Concord?

  • Concord is home to Welch Foods Inc., which makes Welch’s Grape Juice
  • Concord is leading the nation, passing the first ever plastic bottle ban in the USA in 2012
  • Residents and visitors relax at Walden Pond throughout the year
  • Author Ralph Waldo Emerson lived in Concord in the 1830’s
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Reviews from our customers in Concord:

WilliamConcord
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Excellent!! The technician seemed very competent, worked steadily, and answered our few questions clearly.

JenniferConcord
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Central did an excellent job assessing the needs of our home, planning the ductwork and necessary equipment, and installing a system in an antique house. Every person was skilled, friendly, and conscientious. The install was timely and tidy. Highly recommend!

GigiConcord
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Very prompt, patient, courteous, and effective phone support at Central. They returned our call quickly, calmly talked us through troubleshooting a malfunctioning air conditioning system on the phone, and solved the problem—all on a Sunday!

MaryConcord
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Excellent experience from beginning to end. I was very impressed by the professionalism, courtesy, reliability, expertise, and promptness of everyone involved in the provision of central air conditioning to our older home. Great job!

SallyConcord
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Excellent service and explanations. We have used Central Cooling and Heating for decades and continue to be so satisfied with their work.

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Fun Fact

Concord was originally called Musketaquid by its Native residents
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