Resources
Homeowner resources for heating and cooling
Our own checklists and guides, plus the outside sources we trust. Use them to get oriented, then call us with what is left.
Checklists and tools
Trusted outside sources
- Mass Save
Energy efficiency programs, assessments, and incentives from Massachusetts utilities. Always confirm current terms here.
- ENERGY STAR: Air-Source Heat Pumps
A clear, neutral overview of how heat pumps work and what to look for.
- ENERGY STAR: Furnaces
What the efficiency ratings mean and how certified furnaces compare.
- ENERGY STAR: Boilers
Efficiency basics for hot water and steam boilers.
- ENERGY STAR: Ductless Heating and Cooling
How mini-splits work and where they make sense.
- ENERGY STAR: Smart Thermostats
What smart thermostats can and cannot do for your energy use.
- U.S. Department of Energy: Energy Saver
The federal home energy hub, with guides on heating, cooling, and insulation.
- EPA: Carbon Monoxide and Indoor Air
Sources of carbon monoxide in the home and how to prevent exposure.
- Better Business Bureau
Look up any contractor's rating and complaint history, including ours.
All guides
- Types of Residential Heating and Cooling Systems: A Massachusetts Homeowner's Guide
- Heat Pump or Furnace in Massachusetts: Which Is Right for Your Home?
- How Much Do Heating and Cooling Systems Cost for a Massachusetts Home?
- Central Air Conditioning for Your Home: Costs and Options in Massachusetts
- Home Heating and Cooling Near Me: What to Look for in a Local Company
- How to Choose an HVAC Contractor on the South Shore
- Furnace or Boiler: 7 Signs It Is Time to Replace It
- No Heat in Winter? What to Check Before You Call an HVAC Pro
- Seasonal HVAC Maintenance Checklist for New England Homes
- Central Heating and Cooling Systems: How They Work and When to Replace
- Mass Save and Heat Pump Rebates: What Homeowners Should Know
- The Science of Heating and Cooling: How Your Home Stays Comfortable
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