If you need to replace your heating or air conditioning system, a heat pump is a great option. Heat pump HVAC systems combine two major appliances—your heating and air conditioning systems—in one, which is extremely convenient. They are also highly energy efficient and can help you save energy.
But installing a heat pump can be expensive. So is it worth the cost?
The short answer is yes. Heat pumps have a long list of benefits that make them more than worth it for Massachusetts homes. Plus, they’re eligible for up to $10,000 in Mass Save® rebates! Schedule a no-cost Mass Save Home Energy Assessment to learn more.
Benefits of a Heat Pump
Heat pumps can be more expensive than other heating and cooling systems, but they outperform traditional furnaces, boilers, electric resistance heating, and air conditioners in almost every way. Here are some factors to consider if you’re wondering whether you should get a heat pump.
Heating & Air Conditioning in One
Heat pump HVAC systems can both heat and cool your home, unlike traditional heating and cooling systems that can only do one or the other. When you install a heat pump, it’s like you’re getting a two-for-one deal on your HVAC system upgrade!
Highly Energy Efficient
Heat pumps work by moving heat from one place to another, rather than burning fuel to create heat. In the summer, they extract heat from the air inside your home and dump it outside. In the winter, they work in reverse, bringing heat from the air outside into your home. Moving heat is a more efficient process than creating heat, which is why heat pumps are so energy efficient.
Cleaner and Safer
Heat pump HVAC systems are all-electric. They run entirely on electricity and don’t burn any fossil fuel to heat or cool your home. This reduces carbon emissions, which is good for the environment, and it also eliminates the risk of a gas or carbon monoxide leak in your home.
No Ductwork Needed
Ductless mini splits, a type of heat pump, have the added benefit of being ductless. They deliver heated or cooled air directly into the room they’re installed in without any help from a central duct system. You can install a ductless mini split heat pump almost anywhere in your home without having to worry about making expensive changes or additions to your duct system.
Save up to $10,000 on Heat Pump Installation with Mass Save Rebates
Massachusetts is on a mission to create a better energy future by reducing our reliance on fossil fuels with electrification upgrades like heat pump installation. To support the shift, the Sponsors of Mass Save offer generous rebates for heat pump installation.
With Mass Save heat pump rebates, you can save up to $10,000 on a new heat pump HVAC system! You may also be eligible for zero-interest HEAT Loan financing up to $50,000 for heat pump installation.
Neeeco is an energy efficiency expert that’s committed to helping Massachusetts meet its clean energy goals. We are a Mass Save Partner here to help Massachusetts residents take advantage of heat pump rebates. We can help you learn more about the incentives you qualify for during a no-cost Home Energy Assessment. Schedule yours today!
*Some restrictions apply. Offers are subject to change or cancellation. Visit MassSave.com/HEA for full details.