Mini-Split Heat Pump Installation in Massachusetts

Massachusetts offers some of the best heat pump rebates in the country. Most customers who have National Grid or Eversource for either an electricity or natural gas provider are able to qualify.* • Mass Save® Whole-Home Rebate: $8,500 • Mass Save® Enhanced Incentive (income-eligible households): $16,000 • Mass Save® 0% Heat Loan: up to $25,000 Customers in towns with municipally owned power companies are urged to contact their local utility company, as many have similar rebates for their customers. *Some restrictions apply and offers are subject to change or cancellation. Visit MassSave.com/HEA for full details.

Typically, rebate payouts happen within 6 months. However, when you work with Modern Energy, we give you the rebate as a full discount upfront and then wait for the payout ourselves, ensuring you're not on the hook to wait for processing.

Heat pumps operate on electricity, and deliver hyper efficient heat and air conditioning for homes and businesses. With one outdoor condenser connected to up to five indoor units, heat pump systems are infinitely customizable to serve the precise needs of your space. Until recently, most heat pumps could not function efficiently below freezing, making them excellent for air conditioning but not viable for heat in cold climates like Massachusetts. That changed in 2014, when Mitsubishi released a line of heat pumps capable of delivering 100% heating capacity at temperatures down to 0°F. It wasn't long before Carrier, Fujitsu, and other globally respected manufacturers followed suit. Each releasing their own lines of heat pump systems capable of heating spaces efficiently even with outdoor temperatures ranging from 0°F to -15°F. Today, heat pumps have been established as effective and efficient for heating and air conditioning year-round.

Yes, we carry powerful central heat pumps from multiple manufacturers capable of integrating seamlessly with existing ductwork. These units can typically be swapped 1 to 1 for oil or gas forced hot air furnaces. Not only will your central heat pump be hyper efficient, it will also deliver AC with the exact same unit! Additionally, if your home doesn't have ductwork but you would still like over-head air delivery, you can consider utilizing ceiling cassettes as part of a mini-split system.