HVAC & Plumbing Services in Randolph, MA

Get Your Comfort Back Without the Surprise Bill

Your home is supposed to take care of you, not the other way around. When the furnace quits on a January night off North Main Street, or the bedrooms never cool in July, one phone call puts a licensed technician on the way.

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Tell us what is going on at your Randolph home. We will call you back with a real time slot, not a two week window.

30+

Years in Massachusetts homes

~30 min

From our Newton shop

2 shops

Newton and Franklin

24/7

Emergency line

Cooling

Air Conditioning in Randolph, MA

Most of Randolph went up after the war, with the biggest share of its houses built in the 1950s and 1960s. Those are the houses where a right-sized system makes the most difference, because the original ductwork was rarely built for the way people live now.

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AC Installation & Replacement

Every Randolph home is different. We measure yours first, then help you pick the system that fits it, whether that is central air on your existing ducts or a ductless heat pump for a house with none. In a split level or a raised ranch we plan for the upper level separately, because that is the floor that never keeps up.

AC Repair

When your AC stops working on a hot day, you need help fast. We group our South Shore work so a technician is usually already close, and you can reach us any time, day or night.

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AC Maintenance & Tune-Ups

We check your AC each spring, before the first hot week. A yearly visit helps catch small problems early, keeps your warranty in good standing, and gives us a look at the outdoor unit after a long Randolph winter.

Need cooling help in Randolph?

Free estimates on new systems. Same day repair visits when we can.

Heating

Heating in Randolph, MA

A little over half of Randolph homes heat with natural gas, about one in five still runs on oil, and close to another one in five uses electric heat. Furnaces, boilers, baseboard or heat pumps, we work on all of it.

Heating Installation & Replacement in Randolph, MA

Heating Installation & Replacement

A new system should fit your home, not just match the old one. We look at your house first, then help you pick the right size so it heats evenly all winter. If you are ready to move off oil, we can walk you through a gas conversion where there is gas on your street, or a heat pump where there is not.

Heating & Furnace Repair

A cold house can’t wait. When your heat stops working, we get a licensed technician out and get it running again. Our team is ready all winter long, even in the middle of the night.

Heating & Furnace Repair in Randolph, MA
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Heating Maintenance & Tune-Ups

An early fall tune-up, before the first cold night in Randolph, with a full combustion analysis and a carbon monoxide safety check on every gas and oil system we service.

No heat in Randolph?

24/7 no heat calls all winter. Free estimates on replacements.

Plumbing

Plumbing in Randolph, MA

Need a plumber in Randolph? The same company that handles your heating handles your water, so one visit can cover the boiler or furnace, the water heater and the pipes between them.

Tanked & Tankless Water Heaters

Tanked & Tankless Water Heaters

Navien and Rinnai installation and replacement, including the gas line, venting and condensate work that goes with it. In a postwar Randolph house the venting route and the gas line sizing usually decide whether tankless makes sense, so we look at both before we quote.

Kitchen & Bathroom Plumbing

Fixtures, toilets, sinks, dishwasher lines and remodel rough-ins, quoted upfront before the work starts. Randolph draws its water locally through the Tri-Town Water Board and sends its wastewater to the MWRA system, and we check the supply and drain lines before we add anything new.

Kitchen & Bathroom Plumbing in Randolph, MA

Plumbing problem in Randolph?

Upfront quotes before the work starts. Active leaks go to the emergency line.

Electrical & Air

Electrical and Indoor Air Quality in Randolph, MA

Panel space and air quality are the two questions that come up right after a heat pump quote. Our own licensed electricians handle the panel in-house, so you don’t have to find a second contractor.

Electrical Service & Panel Upgrades in Randolph, MA

Electrical Service & Panel Upgrades

Panel upgrades for heat pump and whole-home AC conversions, plus general electrical service, done by our own licensed electricians. A 100 amp panel from the 1960s often needs upgrading before heat pumps go in, so we check it before you commit to new equipment.

Indoor Air Quality

Filtration, ventilation and humidity control planned alongside the equipment instead of added on later, whether your Randolph home is a newer condo or a postwar house that lets in every draft.

Indoor Air Quality in Randolph, MA

Planning a heat pump conversion?

We quote the panel upgrade and the equipment together, on one estimate.

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To James Jackson was exceptionally proficient knowledgeable and professional Went above and beyond expectations
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Jackson was incredibly knowledgeable, explained everything clearly, helpful & friendly.
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Jake did a great job he fixed my leak and was extremely thorough. He explained everything to me and was extremely friendly throughout. I was recommended your company by my neighbor and I will recommend them as well!
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Bryant is exceptional. He deserve a raise, bonus to let him know how his work is appreciated!
Why us

Why Randolph homeowners choose Accurate Baker Elman

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Paying for it

Rebates and financing

Mass Save rebates and the 0% HEAT Loan apply to qualifying heat pumps and high-efficiency equipment, and we run 0% promotional financing on installs. We check your eligibility with your own utility and handle the paperwork.

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Book service in Randolph, MA

Tell us what is happening at your Randolph home and we will get you on the schedule. If it is an emergency, skip the form and call.

Service and estimates

Scheduling, quotes, maintenance plans

Questions

Randolph HVAC and plumbing questions

Randolph is about 30 minutes from our Newton shop down Route 128 and I-93, and we group our South Shore work so a technician is often already nearby. For no heat, no cooling, or an active leak, call the emergency line at (508) 470-4590. We run that line around the clock, and during the heating season we staff it heavily because December through February is our busiest stretch.

Yes for most replacement and installation work. The Town of Randolph issues building, plumbing, gas and electrical permits, and a single heating replacement often needs more than one of them. Massachusetts requires a licensed contractor to pull those permits, not the homeowner. We file them, schedule the inspection, and see it through to sign-off.

It depends on the fuel, the system type, and how much of the existing ductwork or piping can be reused. A gas furnace swap with sound ductwork sits at the low end. A boiler replacement sits higher, and a full heat pump conversion is higher still before rebates. We quote the actual job after seeing the actual basement, and we give you the number in writing before any work starts.

Yes. Nearly one in five homes here heats electrically, usually with baseboard, and those houses almost never have ducts. Ductless mini splits are the usual answer: one outdoor unit feeding indoor heads in the rooms that matter, with no soffits and no lost closet space. Heat pump versions also heat, which for an electric baseboard house often cuts the winter bill as well as fixing the summer.

About one in five Randolph homes still heats with oil, so we get this question a lot. The answer depends on whether there is a gas main on your street, how far the run is to the house, and what shape your chimney or venting is in. A heat pump is the other route and sometimes the cheaper one once incentives are counted. We price both, show you the real numbers, and let you decide.

Qualifying air source heat pump installations are eligible for Mass Save rebates and the 0% HEAT Loan. The amount depends on whether you are doing a whole-home or partial-home conversion, what you are replacing, and your household eligibility. Rebate levels change year to year, so we confirm current amounts with your utility for your specific project before you commit.

All of it. North Randolph, the Turner Hill and Devine Corner areas, the neighborhoods off North Main and South Main Street, and everything around Route 28, Route 139 and the Route 24 and I-93 interchanges. ZIP code 02368. You can see the rest of our coverage on our service area page.

All of it, under one company. Heating and cooling, kitchen and bathroom plumbing, tankless water heaters, electrical service and panel upgrades, and indoor air quality. That matters most on bigger jobs: a heat pump conversion in a postwar Randolph house often needs a panel upgrade, and coordinating that yourself across two contractors is where projects stall.

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