One system. All-year comfort.
A cold-climate heat pump replaces both your furnace and your AC, heating New England homes down to -15°F while cutting energy use.
A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel, which is why it runs quieter and costs less than the furnace it replaces. For most New England homes it is the single biggest comfort upgrade available right now.
- Cold-climate models rated to -15°F
- Quiet inverter compressors
- Whole-home or zoned configurations
- Works with existing ductwork or ductless
- Up to 7-year warranty
- Clean install with concealed line-set covers
Efficient year-round
Three to four times more efficient than a gas furnace or electric baseboard.
Lower bills
Homeowners commonly see 30 to 50% drops in annual heating costs.
Heating and cooling
One system replaces your AC and your furnace or boiler.
Modern controls
Smart thermostats, room-by-room zoning, and app control.
Mass Save partner
We install qualifying systems and help you navigate the rebate paperwork.
Frequently asked
Do heat pumps actually work in Boston winters?+
Yes. Modern cold-climate heat pumps such as Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat and Bosch IDS are rated to deliver full heat down to -13°F or -15°F, which is colder than almost any Boston night.
Can I keep my furnace as backup?+
Absolutely. We often design dual-fuel systems that run the heat pump as the primary source and keep your existing furnace for the coldest stretches. It's a good fit for larger homes.
How long does an install take?+
Most whole-home heat pump installs take 2 to 4 days with our own crews, and we work to keep the disruption to a minimum.
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Ready for a home that heats and cools like it should?
Free in-home estimates across Massachusetts, with same-week installs on most systems.