Heat Pump Installation in Quincy, MA

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Year-Round Comfort That Actually Works

You get consistent heating and cooling in one efficient system. No more switching between separate units or dealing with uneven temperatures throughout your home.

Your energy bills drop because heat pumps use significantly less electricity than traditional heating systems. Most Quincy homeowners see noticeable savings within the first few months.

The installation is done right the first time by licensed technicians who understand Massachusetts building codes and climate requirements. You avoid the headaches that come with improper installation – no callbacks, no system failures, no wasted money.

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Dempsey Energy has been installing and servicing HVAC systems throughout Massachusetts for years. We have built relationships with over 12,000 local customers who trust us for heating and cooling solutions.

Our team consists of licensed, insured technicians who understand the specific challenges Massachusetts weather brings. We know which heat pump systems work best in New England homes and how to install them properly.

Dempsey Energy offers the Dempsey Comfort Club, giving customers priority service and ongoing maintenance support. This isn’t just about the installation – it’s about keeping your system running efficiently for years to come.

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Straightforward Installation Process From Start to Finish

The process starts with an assessment of your home’s heating and cooling needs. Our technician evaluates your current system, checks your home’s insulation, and determines the right size heat pump for your space.

Next comes the installation itself. Our team removes your old equipment if needed, installs the outdoor and indoor units, connects all electrical and refrigerant lines, and tests the entire system. We handle all permits and inspections required by local codes.

After installation, you get a complete walkthrough of your new system. Our technician shows you how to operate the controls, explains the maintenance schedule, and answers any questions. You also receive information about the Dempsey Comfort Club for ongoing service and support.

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Everything Included for Proper Installation

Our installation includes proper sizing calculations to ensure your heat pump can handle Quincy’s temperature extremes. Many contractors skip this step, leading to systems that can’t keep up when you need them most.

You get all necessary permits pulled and inspections scheduled. We handle the paperwork and ensure everything meets local building codes and manufacturer requirements.

Our service covers removal and disposal of your old equipment, installation of new indoor and outdoor units, electrical connections, refrigerant line installation, and complete system testing. Each installation comes with a thorough explanation of operation and maintenance requirements so you know exactly how to care for your investment.

How long does heat pump installation take in a typical Quincy home?

Most heat pump installations take one full day, typically 6-8 hours depending on your home’s setup and whether we’re replacing an existing system or installing new ductwork. If your home needs electrical upgrades or significant modifications, the installation might extend to a second day. We’ll give you an accurate timeline during the initial assessment so you can plan accordingly. The goal is to get your system running properly without rushing through important steps that affect long-term performance.

Will a heat pump work effectively during Massachusetts winters?

Modern heat pumps are designed to work efficiently in Massachusetts winters, including temperatures well below freezing. Today’s cold-climate heat pumps can provide effective heating down to -15°F or lower. However, proper sizing and installation are crucial – an undersized unit will struggle during extreme cold snaps. We calculate heating loads based on your home’s specific characteristics and Quincy’s climate data to ensure your heat pump can handle the coldest days. Many of our customers have been surprised by how well their heat pumps perform even during harsh New England winters.

Do I need to replace my existing ductwork for heat pump installation?

In many cases, existing ductwork can be used for heat pump installation, but it depends on the condition and design of your current system. We inspect your ductwork during the assessment to check for proper sizing, leaks, and insulation. If your ducts are in good condition and properly sized, we can often use them with minor modifications. However, older homes sometimes have undersized or damaged ductwork that needs upgrading for optimal heat pump performance. We’ll explain exactly what’s needed in your situation and why, so you understand any additional work required.

What's the difference between replacing a broken heat pump versus installing a new system?

Replacing a broken heat pump is usually more straightforward since the electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and mounting locations are already in place. We can often use existing infrastructure if it’s in good condition and compatible with the new unit. Installing a completely new heat pump system requires more extensive work – electrical upgrades, new refrigerant lines, possibly new ductwork, and additional permits. New installations take longer and cost more, but they also give us the opportunity to design the system specifically for your home’s current needs rather than working within the constraints of an older installation.

How do I know what size heat pump I need for my home?

Heat pump sizing requires detailed calculations based on your home’s square footage, insulation levels, window types, ceiling height, and local climate data. We perform what’s called a Manual J load calculation to determine exactly how much heating and cooling capacity your home needs. This isn’t something you can determine by rules of thumb or online calculators. An oversized heat pump will cycle on and off too frequently, reducing efficiency and comfort. An undersized unit won’t keep up during extreme weather. Proper sizing is one of the most important factors in heat pump performance and longevity.

What maintenance does a heat pump need after installation?

Heat pumps need regular filter changes, typically every 1-3 months depending on usage and your home’s air quality. The outdoor unit should be kept clear of debris, snow, and vegetation. Professional maintenance should be done twice yearly – once before heating season and once before cooling season. This includes cleaning coils, checking refrigerant levels, testing electrical connections, and ensuring all components are working properly. Our Dempsey Comfort Club members get priority scheduling for these maintenance visits, which helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and keeps the system running efficiently throughout its lifespan.

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Quincy, MA is located in Norfolk County in Massachusetts State