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Heat Pump and HVAC Financing Services in Peabody, MA
Five services, one schedule. Everything a house needs to trade its boiler or furnace for a heat pump, with incentives and financing in the plan.
A heat pump project has several tracks running at once. Equipment design. Incentive programs. Financing. What becomes of the existing heating equipment. Some owners call about just one of them; most end up needing two or three. The services below cover all five: installing cold-climate heat pumps, confirming which incentives your accounts reach through the Peabody Municipal Light Plant and any gas-side Mass Save programs, a 0% HEAT Loan check, mini-split zones for duct-free houses and the retirement of oil, propane or gas equipment. Pick the closest match, or ring us and we will put the right combination on one timeline.
Pick the Service That Fits Your Plan
Heat Pump Installation
A heating and cooling system planned from measurements of your rooms, installed on the dates in your proposal and tested at startup.
Mass Save Rebate Help
Light plant incentive, gas-side Mass Save programs or both: we confirm what applies and keep every form on a dated checklist.
0% HEAT Loan Financing
Borrow up to $25,000 at 0% from participating banks and credit unions, available when a Mass Save utility account, often the gas one, is on the home.
Ductless Mini-Splits
Zoned heating and cooling with no ductwork: indoor heads where you need them, one outdoor unit, a slim refrigerant line between.
Oil & Gas Heating Replacement
Done with oil deliveries and aging burners: the new system takes the lead while the old one is pulled out, shut off or kept on backup controls.
Behind Every Service
Seven years of heat pump work
7 years installing heat pumps in Massachusetts homes, from compact capes to two-families.
A licensed Massachusetts contractor
Work planned and performed by a contractor licensed in Massachusetts.
A timeline you can see
Visit, proposal, install and paperwork dates set down in writing.
Unsure Which Track Comes First?
Often it is the incentive check, sometimes the boiler decision. Describe the house and we will put the steps in the right order.