Medford Boiler and Furnace Replacement With Heat Pumps

Many Medford homes still rely on an oil boiler, a propane furnace or gas equipment that is reaching the end of its service life. Replacing it with a heat pump gives the house one system for heating and cooling and ends fuel deliveries for oil and propane homes. The replacement has rules attached, and they affect both the budget and the rebate. For any zone the heat pump now serves, the program expects the old system serving that zone to be removed or disconnected. If you prefer to keep the old equipment as a backup, it must be connected to integrated controls that bring it on only during deep cold. We decide that with you at the planning stage and write it into the proposal, along with the cost of removal or control wiring, so nothing appears later as an extra. Capacity for the new system comes from calculating how the house loses heat today, which is often smaller than the old boiler's rating suggests. That keeps equipment costs in line. On installation we protect the work areas, keep the basement orderly and remove what comes out. At closeout we show you how the heat pump runs day to day and when the backup, if kept, takes over.