Emergency Services

EMERGENCY SERVICES IN MASSACHUSETTS

Emergency Services

Berry Mechanical offers 24-hour, 7 day a week service for all of our contract customers. Please contact us at one of the numbers listed below if you need assistance. After hours you will hear from the technician who is on call. After hours service is at a premium rate of time and a half, which is currently $202.50 to come out and diagnose your system. Once the issue is diagnosed the technician will quote you his findings for repair.
***We do not service any oil fired heating/hot water, steam heating or conventional glass lined multi-gallon water heaters.
Repairman Checking Air Conditioning Unit - Heating and Air Conditioning Service in Georgetown, MA

Annual Service Contracts

Berry Mechanical offers annual service contracts that begin January 1st and end on December 31st of the applicable year. 

You can maximize the life of your new or existing HVAC system by performing seasonal preventative maintenance check-ups. Generally speaking, a spring check-up is recommended for all cooling systems and a fall check-up is recommended for all heating systems. Performing a preventative maintenance allows a service technician to:
  • Inspect and clean sensitive components
  • Change specialized filters
  • Test your system for normal operation
  • Identify small problems now and prevent costly repairs later
  • Recommend safety updates to aging systems
  • Protect your rights to manufacturer warranty claims

Repair Services For All Makes & Models

Berry Mechanical has the ability to service all makes and models of heating, air conditioning, and domestic hot water systems; however, it is impossible to stock each truck with every imaginable replacement part. We will make every effort to acquire the applicable part(s) necessary. Once it is determined a part is required, the technician or the office will provide you with an estimate. Should the estimate be approved by the homeowner, Berry Mechanical will make every effort to return in a timely and professional manner.

COMBUSTION ANALYSIS: WHAT & WHY?

One of the critical safety services we perform regularly on any gas or propane fired appliance is something called a “Combustion Analysis”. Whenever these appliances are running to provide heat or hot water, the exhaust gases that should travel out the flue pipe or chimney to the atmosphere can be examined for the concentration of many different compounds. The most important compound we look at is carbon monoxide, the scentless gas that can be dangerous or even deadly in high concentrations.

Through the use of a precisely calibrated testing device called a combustion analyzer, we can measure the parts per million (ppm) of carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2) ratios per manufacturer's specification. If the concentration of these compounds are found to be above or below expected levels, we get a glimpse of what’s going on inside the gas burning unit. A printout of the results are either left at the unit or kept in the customer's file. This report can truly determine the health and safety of your gas/propane furnace/boiler.
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