Saugus Oil and Gas Heat Replaced With Heat Pumps

Plenty of houses in town still lean on an oil burner that has been downstairs longer than the people living above it. Others have a propane furnace or an aging gas unit that needs more attention each winter. A heat pump replaces it with one system for warmth and cooling, and no more oil deliveries to plan around. The changeover has to be handled correctly, though. When the heat pump takes on a zone, the program expects the old equipment serving that zone to come out or be shut off. If you would like to hang on to it as a backup, it must be wired into integrated controls that only bring it on during deep cold. We plan for that from day one, so your rebate stays on track and nobody goes chilly during the switch. Sizing comes from your home's real heat loss, not the old burner's rating, which was often far too big to begin with. Floors get covered, basement work stays orderly and anything we pull out leaves with us. Then a walkthrough, so you know how the new system runs and what became of the old one.