Heat Pump Replacement & Installation in Boston, MA

Is a heat pump the right investment for your Massachusetts home? If you want great energy efficiency, low heating and cooling costs, and fairly straightforward repair and maintenance, you might understand why heat pumps are so popular.

Heat pumps are a 2-in-1 heating and cooling system. They operate by moving heat rather than burning fuel, which translates to a much lower environmental impact and higher energy efficiency than fuel-based heating systems. During the summer, a heat pump acts as an air conditioner and dehumidifier so you don’t need a separate air conditioning unit.

Uniform temperature. Low maintenance. Reduced heating costs. There are plenty of reasons to switch to a heat pump from a gas-powered furnace. Or if it’s time to replace your old heat pump, call Boston Standard Company to find out about your options.

With phenomenal customer service ratings, we can guarantee the highest quality heat pump installation for all of our Boston neighbors. That’s why we’re The Company You Count On.

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Energy-efficient central heat pump models
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Manufacturer & EPA Certified heat pump installers
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Highest standards of quality
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Up to 12-year warranty* on all heat pump installs

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2-in-1 Heating and Cooling Installation with Boston Standard Company

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Have you ever wished you could just use one system for both your heating and cooling needs while saving money, protecting the environment, and increasing energy efficiency? A central air or ductless heat pump could be the solution. Ductless heat pumps have fantastic energy ratings, lower monthly costs than air conditioning and traditional heating, and are relatively easy to maintain, unobtrusive, and long lasting. For very cold climates, you’ll want to make sure you've selected a "Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump (ccASHP)" model to ensure you'll get the full heating capacity you're expecting during frigid weather. Call Boston Standard today to learn about your heat pump installation options.

Heat Pump Benefits

✓ Lower monthly costs
✓ High energy efficiency
✓ Lower environmental impact
✓ Long lifespan
✓ Healthier air without fuel burning
✓ Consistent temperatures
✓ Zoning options (with ductless system)
✓ Quiet operation (with ductless system)
✓ Small and flexible units (with ductless system)
✓ No ductwork needed (with ductless system)

Heat Pump Installation Considerations

✓ Central air or ductless system
✓ Indoor unit location
✓ Indoor unit types
✓ Outdoor mounting
✓ Line sets
✓ Condensate drain line
✓ Code requirements

Leave It to the Pros for Outstanding Heat Pump Installation

Leaky connections. Low refrigerant. Faulty connections. Heat pump installation, when gone wrong, can cause unnecessary headaches and frustrating repair costs later down the line that could have been easily prevented. Do you want to risk letting an amateur do a professional’s job? Our Boston Standard HVAC technicians are experienced, licensed and insured, so that you won’t have to wonder later what went wrong. Boston Standard Company is an accredited Better Business Bureau company holding a top A+ rating. We’ve been recognized by Angie’s List and awarded their Super Service Award 10 years in a row. We’ve also been recognized by Boston Magazine, FOX25 and The Boston Globe for our excellent customer service and technical expertise. Leave it to us to ensure a smooth heat pump installation that will serve you well for years to come.

Choosing the Perfect Heat Pump for Your Home

When it comes to installing a heat pump, there are so many benefits that our experienced team members can help you choose a system type based on your priorities, your home layout, and your budget.

There are different types of heat pumps to choose from: air-source heat pumps or geothermal heat pumps, and ducted or ductless heat pumps. Climate, size and layout of your home are some factors that will determine whether a heat pump system is the right fit for you.

If you already have ductwork that’s in good shape, it can likely be adapted for a heat pump.

Because Boston regularly dips below freezing, make sure you've selected dual-fuel or ccASHP ductless system to ensure proper heating.

Costs for heat pump installation will vary, but heat pumps typically generate low monthly heating and cooling bills.

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The previous owner installed the boiler to our rental unit with no drain, vent, or skim. Boston Standard has put all these on so that we can properly maintain the boiler. When the time comes, we may switch over to an air source heat pump as we did for our own unit already with Boston Standard. The call will be to Boston Standard although hopefully now despite its rough beginnings the rental boiler will now last a bit longer thanks to the work Boston Standard has done.

Mike Ritter

12/20/2019

We received professional and courteous service from the salesman, Scott, office personnel, and the service technicians, Vic and his apprentice, Mike. We had central air installed in our home and a mini-split heat pump installed in my mother’s apartment above the garage. We look forward to using our new cooling systems this summer!

Paige Czarniak

6/2/2019

My partner and I, who own and live in a house with three units in Dorchester, had a heat pump/mini-split system installed by Boston Plumbing. We didn’t know until later that Boston Plumbing was the most experienced, expert, and widely used company for heat pumps in Massachusetts, doing hundreds of installations a year.

Becky Pierce

9/24/2018

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Boston Standard Company Heat Pump Installation Service Area

Boston Standard Company serves the families and business owners of the Eastern Massachusetts Area. As a local, family owned and operated plumbing and HVAC company, we take keeping you and your family warm and safe during Boston’s harsh winters seriously. That’s why we’ve gone above and beyond the industry standard for skill, safety, and reliability.

Call Boston Standard Company for your boiler, furnace, or heat pump repairs. For your oil-to-gas conversions. For your high efficiency boiler replacement, furnace installation or ductless heating solutions. You can count on us when the heat goes out.

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Boston Area

Allston
Boston
Brighton
Charlestown
Dorchester
Downtown Boston
East Boston
Jamaica Plain
Mattapan
North End
Roslindale
Roxbury
South Boston
South End
West Roxbury

Outside Boston

Arlington
Braintree
Brookline
Cambridge
Canton
Chelsea
Malden
Medford
Milton
Newton/Chestnut Hill
Quincy
Somerville
Watertown
Weymouth

Answers to Common Heat Pump Replacement & Installation Questions

Is it worth installing a heat pump?

Any home investment requires careful consideration. Whether a heat pump is worth installing depends on your goals and values. A heat pump may not be the best fit for every home, depending on climate, size and layout, but can also reap many benefits: low monthly heating costs, relatively straightforward maintenance, long lifespan, high energy efficiency, low environmental impact, good value, and well-liked aesthetics.

Where should a heat pump be located?

The indoor ductless heat pump unit should be mounted in a central location on an exterior wall, and the outdoor unit should be in a shady area out of direct sunlight, where it won’t be overgrown by shrubs or weeds.

Are heat pumps noisy?

The indoor ductless unit’s noise level can be compared to rustling leaves, and is fairly unobtrusive. The outdoor unit is typically not very loud, either, unless it is going into defrost mode.