Heat Pump Installation in North Scituate, MA

Year-Round Comfort That Actually Saves Money

Professional heat pump installation that cuts your energy bills while keeping your family comfortable through every New England season.

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Professional Heat Pump Installation Services

What You Get With Professional Installation

You get a system that works when you need it most. No more worrying about your heat going out during a February snowstorm or your cooling failing during a July heat wave.

Your energy bills drop because heat pumps move heat instead of creating it. That means you’re using less electricity to stay comfortable, and you’ll see the difference in your monthly bills.

The whole house stays at the temperature you want. No more cold bedrooms or stuffy living rooms. Modern heat pumps distribute air evenly, so every room feels right.

North Scituate Heat Pump Experts

We Know New England Homes

We’ve been keeping Plymouth County families comfortable for years. We understand how New England weather tests your heating and cooling systems, and we know which heat pumps actually perform when temperatures drop below freezing.

Our technicians are licensed, insured, and experienced with the specific challenges that come with older New England homes. We’ve installed heat pumps in everything from historic colonials to modern builds.

Over 12,000 local customers trust us with their comfort, and many join our Dempsey Comfort Club for ongoing maintenance and priority service.

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Heat Pump Installation Process

Here's How We Install Your System

First, we come to your home and assess your current setup. We look at your existing ductwork, electrical capacity, and heating needs. This isn’t a sales pitch – it’s a technical evaluation to make sure you get the right system.

Next, we handle all the permits and paperwork. You don’t need to deal with the town or worry about code compliance. We take care of the administrative details so you can focus on other things.

On installation day, we protect your floors and furniture, then get to work. We install the outdoor unit, connect it to your indoor system, and test everything thoroughly. The whole process typically takes one day for most homes.

Before we leave, we walk you through your new system and answer any questions. You’ll know how to operate it efficiently and when to call us for maintenance.

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Your installation includes the outdoor unit, indoor components, all necessary electrical connections, and refrigerant lines. We also handle any ductwork modifications needed to optimize airflow throughout your home.

We size your system based on your home’s actual heating and cooling load, not just square footage. This means you get a system that’s powerful enough to keep you comfortable but not so oversized that it cycles on and off constantly.

Every installation comes with a thorough system test and walkthrough. We make sure your new heat pump is communicating properly with your thermostat and that all safety systems are working correctly. You’ll also receive information about our Dempsey Comfort Club for ongoing maintenance and priority service.

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Yes, modern heat pumps work effectively in Massachusetts winters. Today’s cold-climate heat pumps can extract heat from outside air even when temperatures drop to -15°F. They’re specifically designed for New England weather and can handle our typical winter conditions without backup heating. The key is proper sizing and installation – an oversized or undersized system won’t perform as well. We select heat pumps based on your home’s specific heating load and local climate data to ensure reliable performance year-round.
Most homeowners see 30-50% reductions in their heating and cooling costs after switching to a heat pump. The exact savings depend on what you’re replacing and your current energy costs. If you’re coming from oil heat, your savings will be more dramatic than if you’re replacing a newer gas furnace. Heat pumps are most efficient because they move heat rather than create it, using about one-third the energy of traditional electric heating. We can calculate estimated savings for your specific situation during your consultation.
Most heat pump installations take one full day for a typical home. If you need significant electrical upgrades or ductwork modifications, it might extend to two days. We’ll give you a clear timeline during your initial assessment. The actual installation involves mounting the outdoor unit, connecting refrigerant lines, making electrical connections, and testing the entire system. We work efficiently but never rush the testing phase – that’s where we ensure everything operates safely and efficiently.
Heat pump sizing depends on your home’s heating and cooling load, not just square footage. We calculate this based on insulation levels, window types, ceiling height, and local climate conditions. An oversized heat pump will cycle on and off frequently, reducing efficiency and comfort. An undersized system will struggle to maintain temperature during extreme weather. We perform a detailed load calculation for every installation to ensure you get the right size system for optimal performance and efficiency.
In most cases, yes. Heat pumps can replace furnaces and provide both heating and cooling. If you have existing ductwork in good condition, we can often use it with your new heat pump system. Some homes might need minor ductwork modifications to optimize airflow. We’ll evaluate your current system during our assessment and let you know what’s involved. Many homeowners appreciate getting both heating and cooling from one efficient system instead of maintaining separate furnace and air conditioning units.
Not necessarily, but it depends on your current electrical capacity and the size of heat pump you need. Many modern heat pumps are designed to work with standard electrical service. However, if you have an older electrical panel or limited capacity, you might need an upgrade. We evaluate your electrical system during our initial assessment and coordinate with qualified electricians if upgrades are needed. We’ll explain any electrical requirements upfront so there are no surprises during installation.