Professional Heat Pump Service in Massachusetts – 100% Satisfaction

Professional installation and repair for your heat pump gives it the best chance at providing years of comfort and reliable performance. Our Experts have experience with all the top brands and can offer options, helping you make the right choice for your needs.

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Lower Energy Bills in Massachusetts with a Ductless Mini-Split System

Mini-split systems are ideal for Massachusetts homes heated by hot water, electric heat or radiant panels. They’re also a good approach to heat and cool homes without capacity for ductwork, additions, garages and more.

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What To Expect With Our Heat Pump Install

A Clean Work Environment

When we’re working in your home, be assured that we’ll come prepared with coverings to protect your home from any dust we might bring in. We also use protective cloths around the installation area to reduce messes.

Surpassing expectations

You can count on us to replace your new Mini-Split system and meet or exceed all local codes and manufacturer guidelines, even if your previous one didn’t.

Support from true Experts

Our technicians have completed some of the most comprehensive technical training in the business, so you can rely on their skill.

Thorough confirmation

After installation is complete, we’re not finished until we thoroughly check your system by testing safety features and other primary functions.

What To Expect With Our Heat Pump Install

A Clean Work Environment

Surpassing expectations

You can count on us to replace your new Mini-Split system and meet or exceed all local codes and manufacturer guidelines, even if your previous one didn’t.

Support from true Experts

Our technicians have completed some of the most comprehensive technical training in the business, so you can rely on their skill.

Thorough confirmation

After installation is complete, we’re not finished until we thoroughly check your system by testing safety features and other primary functions.

What Is a Heat Pump?

A heat pump is a versatile heating and cooling system that uses electricity to transfer heat between your home and the outdoor air. Unlike traditional heating systems that burn fuel, heat pumps extract heat from the outside air, even on cold days, and then transfer it into your home. In the summer, they work in reverse, removing heat from your home and transferring it outdoors.

Energy Efficiency: Heat pumps are highly energy-efficient, often using less energy than traditional heating and cooling systems.

Reduced Energy Costs: By using less energy, you can save money on your monthly utility bills.

Eco-Friendly: Heat pumps are a more environmentally friendly option as they reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Versatile Heating and Cooling: A heat pump can both heat your home in the winter and cool it in the summer, providing year-round comfort.

The state of Massachusetts often offers rebate incentives to encourage homeowners to switch to energy-efficient heating and cooling systems.

Call us today to learn more about these rebates and how they can save you thousands of dollars.

Horizon Heating & Cooling

We guarantee that the work we carry out for you will be done right. Both our heating and cooling installation technicians and our air conditioner and furnace repair specialists don’t skip any steps or cut any corners.

Why Should You Trust Us?

✔ Customer-First Experience

✔ Up-Front Pricing

✔ Fast & Local

✔ Courteous Technicians

✔ Expertly Trained Technicians

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I schedule maintenance for my heat pump?

It's recommended to schedule annual maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Is a heat pump a good choice for my home?

The suitability of a heat pump depends on various factors, including your climate, home size, and specific heating and cooling needs. Give us a call and we can help you determine if a heat pump is the right choice for you.

What is the average cost of a heat pump installation?

The cost of a heat pump installation can vary depending on several factors, including the size of your home, type of brand, and the complexity of the installation. There are sometimes rebates from the state which can also lower your investment.