If you’re looking for a smarter way to heat and cool your home, heat pumps are the answer. They’re all-electric, energy efficient, and will make your home more comfortable all year round.
New England Smart Energy Group specializes in heat pump installation for Connecticut homes. We’re an Energize Connecticut℠ approved contractor, and we can help you qualify for rebates that cover most or all of your heat pump installation costs.
Income-eligible New Haven residents may qualify for additional incentives, thanks to a city grant that fully covers the cost of heat pumps, electrical system upgrades, insulation, and removal of barriers like mold and asbestos.
Schedule a Home Energy Solutions visit to get started. If you meet income requirements, your assessment is no-cost!
Why Choose Us for Heat Pump Installation?
New England Smart Energy Group is not just an HVAC company—we’re home performance experts. We take a comprehensive approach to heat pump installation, making sure your heat pump works with the rest of your home to improve comfort and energy efficiency.
Here’s why so many Connecticut homeowners choose New England Smart Energy Group for their heating and cooling upgrades:
✔ Over 15 Years of Experience
✔ Highly Rated by Homeowners
✔ Energize CT Authorized Contractor
Why Install a Heat Pump in Connecticut?
Heat pumps have many benefits for Connecticut homeowners.
Energy Efficiency
Heat pumps use less energy than other types of HVAC systems and can save you money on your energy bills.
Comfort
Heat pumps keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. They make your home more comfortable and can solve problems like uneven heating, high humidity, and hot/cold spots.
Safety
Since they don’t burn fuel, there’s no risk of a carbon monoxide or gas leak with a heat pump.
Eco-Friendly
Switching to a heat pump helps reduce your carbon footprint and contributes to a healthier planet.
How Does a Heat Pump Work?
A heat pump is an all-electric heating and cooling system. It works by moving heat from one place to another instead of burning fuel to generate heat the way a furnace does.
In cooling mode, a heat pump works just like an air conditioner by removing heat from the air inside your home and dumping it outside. But unlike an air conditioner, a heat pump can reverse the process. In heating mode, it extracts heat from the air outside and uses it to heat your home.
Heat Pump Rebates & Incentives in CT
Heat pumps are eligible for rebates and incentives that significantly reduce your installation costs. New England Smart Energy Group is an authorized contractor with Energize CT, and we can help you take advantage of these savings.
Energize CT Heat Pump Rebates
Energize CT offers heat pump rebates to all Connecticut residents. If you install a heat pump to replace oil, propane, or electric resistance (baseboard) heat, you may qualify for a rebate worth $500-$750 per ton. Most homeowners qualify for around $1,000-$2,000.
Thanks to a city grant, income-eligible New Haven residents may qualify for additional incentives!
Income-eligible homeowners in New Haven can stack Energize CT rebates with additional rebates paid for by a city grant. In most cases, it will fully cover the cost of your heat pump installation.
- Additional $10,000 rebate when replacing oil, propane, or electric resistance (baseboard) heat
- Additional $15,000 rebate when replacing natural gas heat
- Additional $5,000 to replace knob-and-tube wiring, if needed for heat pump installation
- Additional $3,000 for electrical panel upgrades, if needed for heat pump installation
If your household income is below 80% of the area median income (AMI), you qualify!
Low-Interest Financing
You may also be eligible for low-interest financing for heat pump installation. Heat pumps and mini split heat pumps are eligible for an Energize CT Smart-E loan through the Connecticut Green Bank.
- Great low rates
- 100% financing available (no money down)
- Fixed monthly payments
- Unsecured personal loan (no lien is placed on the property)
Heat Pump Tax Credit
Heat pump HVAC systems are eligible for a 30% tax credit, up to $2,000 per year. The tax credit reduces the amount of federal income tax you owe for the year you install your heat pump.
Ready to Upgrade to a Heat Pump?
Tired of high energy bills and an uncomfortable home? Let’s talk about how a heat pump could work for you! We’re here to help you find the best energy efficiency solutions to keep your home comfortable and your energy bills in check year-round.
