Bev’s Air-Source Heat Pumps Provide Better Comfort and Control
Bev wanted to replace her gas boiler and hot water radiators with a solution that offered both heating and cooling. Since her two-floor condo was ductless, she worked with a contractor to install a customized air-source heat pump system, giving her a quieter, more reliable setup with better comfort control and cleaner indoor air.
Sam Enjoys Consistent Comfort with His Ground-Source Heat Pump System
When Sam’s aging gas furnace and AC units needed replacing, he found a ground-source heat pump system cost about the same as a new fossil fuel system, with incentives lowering the price even further. Installed underground with no visible equipment outside, the system now handles both heating and cooling while improving comfort and indoor air quality.
Dan’s Air-Source Heat Pump Substantially Reduces Heating and Cooling Costs
Dan’s home came with an old, oversized gas furnace that used far more energy than needed. He installed a dual-fuel, hybrid gas and heat pump system that made use of his existing ductwork, adding central air conditioning while substantially cutting his heating and cooling costs.
Interested in Heat Pump for Your Home?
Thinking about switching to a heat pump but not sure where to start? Green Newton is here to help! Armela, our Energy Advocate, provides free, personalized guidance to Newton residents looking to upgrade to efficient heating and cooling — from choosing the right system for your home to incentives, rebates, and electrification.
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Have questions about:
- Whether your home is a good fit for heat pumps
- What to expect during installation
- Available incentives and tax credits
- Pairing heat pumps with solar or weatherization upgrades
- Reducing your home’s heating and cooling costs
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