Matched indoor equipment
The air handler or indoor coil, blower, electric heat, and controls are part of the rated combination.
HEAT PUMP REPLACEMENT / GREATER BOSTON
Compare the whole heat pump system—not one model number.
A heat pump proposal should connect the outdoor unit, indoor air handler or furnace, controls, backup heat, ductwork, drain, and electrical requirements. The System Check builds that installation context before showing options.
NO SIGN-INRESULTS BEFORE CONTACT DETAILS“NOT SURE” IS OKAY
01 / THE USEFUL PART
What matters before anyone quotes the work.
Electrical verification
Circuit, disconnect, panel capacity, backup heat, and control requirements must be checked for the proposed system.
Comfort strategy
Full electrification, replacing an existing heat pump, and dual fuel are different paths with different backup-heat decisions.
02 / SYSTEM BRIEF
Build a useful heat pump comparison
The tool uses your existing system as the baseline and keeps unknowns visible instead of turning square footage into a fake exact price.
Open the free System Check →- 01Existing outdoor and indoor model numbers
- 02Current tonnage if known
- 03Air handler, furnace, or dual-fuel configuration
- 04Ductwork and served area
- 05Outdoor and indoor equipment access
- 06Electrical panel photo if safely accessible
03 / COST & SCOPE
Why a responsible price is a range first.
System architecture
Heat pump plus air handler and heat pump plus furnace require different matched components and controls.
Capacity and backup
Design conditions, served zone, duct delivery, and backup heat affect final selection; current tonnage is only a reference.
Installation conditions
Attic labor, condensate safety, roof access, duct transitions, and electrical allowances can widen the range.
A complete proposal accounts for equipment, standard materials, labor, installation configuration, access, required accessories, allowances, disposal and permit assumptions. A site review confirms the final scope.
04 / STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Before you decide.
No contact form is required to read these answers or use the System Check.
01Can I keep gas and add a heat pump?+
A compatible dual-fuel system can be considered when the furnace, coil, outdoor unit, and controls form an approved configuration.
02Does the range include electrical work?+
Upgrade paths that add a heat pump include an electrical verification and circuit allowance. A like-for-like heat-pump replacement still requires the existing circuit and actual work to be verified on site.
03Can the tool size a heat pump from square footage?+
No. Served area is a sanity check. Final sizing and application design are verified before installation.
USE THE SITE AS A TOOL
Get the plan first. Decide what to send second.
The System Check can return a broad result early, then narrow it with equipment, installation, venting, condensate, access, and optional photos.