Wall-Mounted
The most common and most affordable option. A slim indoor head mounts high on the wall and delivers quiet, efficient heating and cooling to a single room or zone.
Best for: Bedrooms, living rooms, additions, and converted spaces


Services
One system that heats and cools — efficiently, quietly, and in whichever style fits your home. Every photo below is our own work.
Why a Heat Pump
A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel to make it — which means it can warm your home in the winter and cool it in the summer, often at a lower operating cost than the system it replaces. Modern cold-climate models are built for New England temperatures.

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The right indoor unit depends on your room, not a one-size-fits-all catalog. Here's each type we install, shown in homes we've actually worked in.
The most common and most affordable option. A slim indoor head mounts high on the wall and delivers quiet, efficient heating and cooling to a single room or zone.
Best for: Bedrooms, living rooms, additions, and converted spaces


Mounted flush into the ceiling for a clean, low-profile look. Distributes air evenly across the room while keeping wall space completely free.
Best for: Open living areas, kitchens, and rooms where wall space is limited



Sits low on the wall like a traditional radiator. A great fit when ceilings are vaulted, walls are short, or you want the unit out of sight lines.
Best for: Rooms with knee walls, dormers, or limited upper wall space


A concealed air handler ties into ductwork so you get whole-home comfort with no visible indoor units — ideal when replacing an older forced-air system.
Best for: Whole-home replacements and homes with existing ductwork


Outside the House
The outdoor unit is where workmanship shows. We set every condenser level on a proper pad or bracket, keep line sets tidy, and raise units above snow line where winter demands it.




