New England Ductless Selected as the Heat Pump Installer for Solarize North Shore Discount Program
Upgrade now to save up to 21%* on a new ductless heating system New England Ductless is proud to announce we have been named the official air-source heat pump (mini-split) installer for the Solarize Mass Plus initiative’s Solarize North Shore 2019 program. This...
Buying ductless equipment online? Maybe not!
There's no doubt about it – online shopping has revolutionized the way we buy things. It seems like you can buy just about anything online. In fact, some folks are buying ductless equipment online – but should you? Online pricing might be tempting. It seems like you...
Air source heat pump chases away wind chill
Winter is definitely here, and it brings the dreaded "wind chill" along with it. Wind chill is a measure of heat loss by exposed skin. It uses the wind speed and air temperature to calculate how cold a person "feels" in current weather conditions. Wind chill numbers...
Can you use an air source heat pump for primary heat?
The thought of using an air source heat pump for primary heat leaves many people cold, but it shouldn't. Today's air source heat pumps can provide excellent, efficient ductless heat down to -13°F. (That's air temperature – not wind chill!) On average, January is the...
Somerville HeatSmart/CoolSmart program is now underway
If you live in Somerville, you can take advantage of an excellent program designed just for homeowners. The HeatSmart/CoolSmart program lets you purchase efficient air source heat pumps at a discount from New England Ductless. Participation is easy. Just sign up for...
Don’t miss these heat pump rebates and credits
Winter will soon be here, and with it comes increased heating bills. Depending upon how you heat your home, you could be spending too much! MassSave is offering an excellent rebate opportunity on high-efficiency mini-split heat pumps. The heat pump rebates can help...
700 Million Is A Lot Of Air Conditioners
According to recent projections by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the world should expect a shocking rise in the number of air conditioners. The report estimates that we'll see 700 million new air conditioners (or other similar cooling units) by 2030. By...
Do you have a green plan for your home?
In the US, we spend less on heating and cooling today than we did two decades ago. That's the good news. The bad news is that in the US, average residential energy consumption has remained level during that time. We've simply redirected the energy we've saved on...
Making the most of your ductless cooling
Ductless cooling offers some exceptional benefits, including cost savings and higher air quality in your home. Since each area can have its own evaporator, you also have more control over comfort. Even with these great benefits, there are some things you can do to...
3 Things to Consider Before You Install Central Air
When summer is at its peak and your house is hot, it's easy to assume that central air conditioning is the solution. The choices you make today will affect your home for the next 15-20 years. Here are a few things to consider before you install central air. Lifetime...
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