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Peabody Huggins provides heating and cooling services to homeowners throughout North Andover, from the historic district near the town common to newer neighborhoods on the other side of town. We handle furnace repair, boiler service, heat pumps, and AC work for homes across town.
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From the stately colonials near Academy Road to the newer homes near Massachusetts Avenue, Peabody Huggins works on all kinds of heating and cooling systems in North Andover. We handle gas and oil boiler repair and replacement, furnace service, and heat pump installs for homes old and new. Whether your system is tucked into a cramped cape basement or a more modern mechanical room, our team is familiar with the layouts common across town.
North Andover has a mix of older colonials near the town common, capes tucked into quieter side streets, and newer homes built out toward Boston Hill and Lake Cochichewick. Each type of home tends to bring its own heating quirks, from narrow basements with aging boilers to additions that need their own ductless zone. Being based just over in Middleton means we have a solid feel for the kind of housing stock found here. We serve Old Center, Sutton Hill, High Plain, Osgood Landing area, Lake Cochichewick area and every North Andover neighborhood.
Answers to what North Andover homeowners ask us most.
It depends on the boiler’s age, its condition and what the repair costs compared with a new system. We test it, explain what we find and give you both options so you can decide.
We service gas and oil boilers, furnaces, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits. North Andover has a mix of older homes near the town common and newer construction, so we see a wide range of equipment.
Yes, ductless systems are a popular option for older homes that were not built with central ductwork, which describes a lot of the antique colonials and capes around town.
We generally recommend an annual tune-up, ideally in the fall before the heating season starts, to keep boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps running efficiently through our New England winters.
