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Heating & Air Conditioning in Middleboro, MA

We're based here. Our shop is on East Grove Street, and Middleboro is where we do more work than anywhere else.

Your Local Shop

Middleboro is home

Mann's Heating & Air Conditioning has operated out of Middleboro for over 30 years. Our shop is at 125 East Grove Street — not a dispatch office three towns over. When something fails on a January night, that distance matters.

We work on everything the housing stock around here throws at us: older colonials and farmhouses running oil boilers and baseboard, mid-century capes with tired forced-air systems, and newer construction where ductless heat pumps are often the smarter choice.

Call (508) 947-7065

Important for Middleboro Homeowners

Middleboro doesn't use Mass Save

This trips up a lot of homeowners, and plenty of contractors get it wrong too. Middleboro is served by Middleborough Gas & Electric Department (MGED), a municipally owned utility that has provided the town's electricity and natural gas for over a century.

Because MGED is municipal rather than investor-owned, Middleboro residentsdo not qualify for Mass Save rebates or the 0% HEAT Loan — those programs are funded through Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil customers. If you've been quoted a job that assumes Mass Save incentives, that quote doesn't apply here.

The good news: MGED runs its own rebate programs, including incentives for qualifying high-efficiency ductless heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, insulation, and air sealing. The structure is different from Mass Save — most rebates require a free energy audit first, residential customers are generally limited to one rebate per calendar year, and the work must be done by a contractor on the program's participating list.

We're on MGED's participating contractor list. That matters more than it sounds: the rebate requires the work to be done by a listed contractor. Hire someone who isn't on it and the rebate isn't available to you, no matter how good the price looked.

Rebate amounts and requirements change from year to year. Check current offers directly with MGED's heat pump rebate page, or call us and we'll walk you through where things stand.

Quick comparison

Middleboro & LakevilleMGED municipal utility — own rebate program
Taunton, Raynham & BerkleyTMLP municipal utility — also outside Mass Save, with its own program
Carver, Halifax, Wareham & othersInvestor-owned utilities — Mass Save eligible

MGED also serves neighboring Lakeville, so the same applies there.

Our Work in Middleboro

Three recent jobs, every style of unit

These come from three separate Middleboro homes — a multi-zone ductless system, a ceiling cassette install, and a floor console install. Between them they coverevery style of indoor unit we fit, which is the point: the right one depends on the room, not on what a contractor happens to stock.

Top row, left to right: a wall-mounted head, a ceiling cassette set flush into the ceiling, and a floor console that sits low on the wall like a radiator — for rooms with sloped ceilings or no usable wall height.

Wall-mounted ductless mini-split head installed in a Middleboro, MA home as part of a multi-zone systemCeiling cassette heat pump installed flush into a dining room ceiling in Middleboro, MAFloor console heat pump installed low on the wall of a Middleboro, MA home with hardwood flooringCeiling cassette heat pump installed in a living room in Middleboro, MAMulti-zone heat pump outdoor condenser set on a level ground pad at a Middleboro, MA homeHeat pump outdoor unit mounted on wall brackets above grade at a Middleboro, MA home

All three jobs done here in Middleboro. Our own work, photographed as finished — no stock photography anywhere on this site.

Choosing a System Here

Gas, oil, or heat pump?

Middleboro is one of the towns in this area where natural gas is genuinely available through the municipal utility — but availability still depends on whether there's a main on your street. That single fact usually shapes the whole decision.

If you have natural gas

A high-efficiency gas furnace or boiler is often the straightforward replacement, especially if your ductwork or baseboard is in good shape. Worth pricing against a heat pump before deciding — the operating-cost gap is narrower than it used to be.

If you're on oil or propane

This is where heat pumps make the strongest case. Fuel delivery costs and the MGED electric rate often work in your favor, and you get central air conditioning as part of the same system rather than as a separate purchase.

If you're adding on or renovating

Ductless heat pumps let you condition an addition, finished attic, or bonus room without extending ductwork or oversizing the existing system to cover it.

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