Heating Solutions for Massachusetts homeowners
A Cozy Home Starts with the Right Heating System
When winter hits New England, you want reliable, efficient heat that doesn’t cost a fortune or leave you shivering in the upstairs bedrooms. At HomeWorks, we help homeowners replace, upgrade, and maintain their heating systems in a way that makes sense for their home and their budget.
We handle all the major types of home heating systems Massachusetts homeowners rely on:
✔ Gas furnaces and boilers
✔ Heat pumps and ductless mini-splits
✔ Water heaters
Whether you need a tune-up, a replacement, or you’re exploring a more efficient system, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Start with a FREE Heating Consultation
Choosing the right heating solution starts with understanding your home. When you schedule a free consultation, we’ll help you:
- Evaluate your current system’s performance
- Compare efficient options that fit your home and goals
- See potential savings and incentives available to you
- Get a customized HVAC quote — no pressure, no jargon
- Access 0% interest financing up to $25,000 through the HEAT Loan
- Complete all rebate paperwork
- Oversee your project from start to finish with a dedicated account manager
- Choose an affordable maintenance plan to protect your system (including a 10-year parts and labor warranty)
- Achieve a warmer, more comfortable home all winter long
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Save with Mass Save® Incentives
HomeWorks Energy is a trusted Mass Save partner, which means we’re experts in connecting eligible households with valuable rebates and incentives to help make your home upgrades affordable, such as:
- 0% interst financing up to $25,000
- Up to $8,500 in heat pump rebates
- 75-100% off approved insulation upgrades
- 100% off air sealing
According to the U.S. Department of Energy
How Heating Upgrades Pay Off
A new heating system is more than just new equipment. Your upgrade can deliver:
✔ Lower monthly energy bills
Our experts identify gaps in your weatherization before quoting a new system, so you don’t end up with a larger system than you need. We’ll also help you decide whether high-efficiency heat pumps are right for your home, and weigh the options with up-front cost and long-term savings in mind.
✔ Consistent comfort
No more chilly corners, uneven rooms, or thermostat wars.
✔ Fewer surprise breakdowns
Older systems can fail when you need them most. Strategic upgrades avoid emergency costs.
✔ Long-term peace of mind
Professional installation, preventative maintenance plans, warranties, and seasoned technicians make all the difference.
The HomeWorks Energy Difference
HomeWorks Energy is a trusted Mass Save® partner, helping Massachusetts neighbors all over the state save energy and money at home. Our BPI-certified home energy experts have performed more than 200,000 Home Energy Assessments and we’re proud to be the largest Home Performance Contractor in Massachusetts, leading the region in energy efficiency.
We’ll work to understand and solve your unique energy challenges and we’ll treat your home like it’s our own. It’s our goal to make energy-efficiency easy, affordable, and achievable for you.
When you're happy, we're happy. That's the HomeWorks Energy difference.
One of the best ways to keep a two-story home consistently warm is by installing an energy-efficient system that fits the specific needs of your home. Boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps are the most popular heating options, as they can provide consistent warmth throughout both levels of your home. Also, proper insulation and air leak sealing will help maintain a comfortable temperature throughout the house.
If your furnace is over 15 years old, making strange noises, or constantly needing repairs, it may be time for a replacement. Other signs include inconsistent heating, high energy bills, and visible rust or cracks in the furnace. Our team at HomeWorks can assess your current furnace and recommend the best solution for your specific needs.
The savings vary depending on the type of heating system you currently have and the improvements made. However, through the Mass Save Program, homeowners can receive up to $16,000 in rebates on new energy-efficient heat-pump heating systems.These efficient systems, including ductless min splits and whole-home heat pumps, cool in the summer, heat in the winter, and can reduce homeowners’ monthly energy bills.
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The best time to replace your heating system is when it no longer functions effectively or efficiently. If you notice that your energy bills are rising or that your home is not being heated evenly, it may be time to consider a replacement. It is also recommended that you upgrade your heating system if it is over 15 years old, as newer systems are more energy-efficient and can save you money in the long run.
The type of heating system that is best for your home will depend on several factors, such as the size of your home, climate, and budget. Some popular options include furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and ductless mini-split systems. Our team at HomeWorks can help you evaluate your needs and determine the best heating system for your specific situation.
Boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps are popular home heating systems in Massachusetts. Each system operates differently and has advantages.
- Boilers use water or steam to distribute heat throughout the home. They are typically fueled by natural gas, oil, or propane and can provide consistent and even heat distribution.
- Furnaces use forced air to heat your home and are powered by electricity, natural gas, or oil. They are popular for many homeowners due to their affordability and effectiveness.
- A heat pump uses electricity to transfer heat from one location to another, think of it like a two-way air conditioner. In the winter, it pulls heat from the outside air (even when it’s cold!) and brings it inside to warm your home. In the summer, it works in reverse, taking the heat from inside your house and pushing it outside to keep things cool.Think of it like a refrigerator, which moves heat from inside the box to the room outside, keeping your food cold. A heat pump just does this on a bigger scale for your whole house—and it can switch directions depending on the season.
The cost of installing a new heating system will vary depending on the type of system, the size of your home, and any additional features or upgrades you may choose. With HomeWorks, our Mass Save partnership can help you save up to $16,000 on the cost of a new heat-pump heating system through rebates and incentives. We also offer no-cost energy assessments to help determine your home’s most cost-effective and efficient heating system.
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