Mass Save Heat Pumps in Beverly, MA
Heat pumps, mini-splits and gas boiler change-outs for homes in Beverly, Salem, Hamilton and Manchester-by-the-Sea. Rebate forms and 0% financing steps handled, so moving off gas goes smoothly.
Measured at homeWe size the system after walking every room, not from a guess over the phone.
Why the switch feels easy
Gas bill out, heat pump in
Warm rooms in the cold months, cool ones in the hot months, from the same equipment.
Rebates lined up
Mass Save steps checked before work starts, not after.
0% financing help
HEAT Loan forms and lender documents prepared with you.
Numbers on paper
What you pay, what comes back and what you can finance, laid out together.
Old boiler handled
Removed, disconnected or kept for deep cold. Your call, done right.
Five Ways We Get You Off Gas and Onto a Heat Pump
Some homes need the whole package. Others just need a mini-split in the attic and help with the rebate. Pick what fits. Most jobs mix a couple.
Heat Pump Installation
Cold-climate gear, with or without ducts. We size it to each room's heat loss, start it up, test it and show you the controls.
Mass Save Rebate Help
We check eligibility, line up a no-cost Home Energy Assessment when one is needed, match equipment to the program list and file the rebate.
0% HEAT Loan Financing
Zero-interest HEAT Loan help. We write the proposal, help with the authorization form, pull together what the lender asks for and set up the final inspection.
Ductless Mini-Splits
Wall-hung, floor-level or ceiling-recessed heads. Made for houses with no ducts, attic bedrooms, back additions and two-family floors.
Oil & Gas Heating Replacement
Out goes the gas, oil or propane boiler or furnace. Or it stays as a deep-cold backup on integrated controls. We set it up the way the program wants.
How the Switch Works, in Five Steps
You call, we ask questions
What heats the house now? How old is it? Which rooms run cold? Who are your gas and electric companies? A short call tells us a lot.
We check the programs
We run your house against the Mass Save rebate requirements and the HEAT Loan checklist. Still need the no-cost Home Energy Assessment? We help get it booked.
We come out and measure
On site we size each room, check the insulation and the gas boiler or furnace, and pick spots for the outdoor unit and the line sets.
You get it in writing
One proposal shows the gear, the cost, the expected rebate and what you would borrow. Want the HEAT Loan? You apply with a participating lender. Nothing starts until you say go.
We install, test and file
Units go in, the old system is handled as planned, everything gets tested. We show you every setting, then close out the rebate and loan forms.
What Makes a Gas-to-Heat-Pump Switch Go Right
Most bad heat pump stories come down to three things. Vague promises. A backup boiler wired wrong. Equipment that quits when it gets truly cold. Here is how we handle each one.
It is all in writing
Before anything gets ordered, you get the whole job on paper: what is going in, what it costs and what happens to the boiler. You know what you are getting. So do we.
Backup heat set up properly
Keeping the gas boiler? It gets integrated controls. Day to day the heat pump runs alone; the boiler only wakes up when it gets bitter out. Removing it? Out it goes, or it gets disconnected, the way the rebate requires.
Built for real winters
Our heat pumps are cold-climate models, built to keep putting out heat during the worst week of February. No crossing your fingers.
Working in Beverly and the Towns Next Door
Beverly has a bit of everything. Victorians and colonials off Cabot Street. Capes and ranches in North Beverly and Centerville. Older shingle homes out toward Beverly Farms. Two-families near Rantoul Street. Plenty of them still burn gas, and plenty have a third floor nobody can keep comfortable. We work all over town and in the surrounding towns, from Salem and Danvers to Hamilton, Wenham and Manchester-by-the-Sea.
Lots of gas heat to replace
Many homes here run on aging gas boilers. We plan the heat pump around the house, then decide with you whether the boiler goes or stays as backup.
Some neighbors have light plants
Danvers, Peabody, Marblehead and a few other nearby towns run municipal light plants, and those set their own rebates. We sort out which program covers your address on the call.
One number for the whole area
From Salem Common to the edge of Lynn Woods, (978) 723-8649 reaches the crew that plans and installs your system.
Where we work
- BeverlyRoute 128 & Route 1AHome base
- SalemSalem Common & Route 1A
- DanversRoute 1 & Route 114
- WenhamRoute 1A & Route 97
- PeabodyRoute 128 & Route 114
- MarbleheadMarblehead Harbor
- HamiltonRoute 1A
- Manchester-by-the-SeaRoute 127
- MiddletonRoute 114 & Route 62
- TopsfieldRoute 1 & Route 97
- LynnLynn Woods
Somewhere else in Essex County? Ask. We probably get there.
See if we cover your street: (978) 723-8649Up to $8,500 Back on a Whole-Home Heat Pump
For 2026, Mass Save figures the whole-home rebate per ton of capacity, up to $8,500. Eligibility rules apply: the home has to be weatherized per a Home Energy Assessment, the unit has to be on the qualifying cold-climate list, and the house has to be occupied all winter. Partial-home rebates are smaller. We check where your house stands.
Check your rebate: (978) 723-8649No pressure. Just the numbers for your house.
Straight Answers to Common Questions
The questions we hear most, answered short.
Can a two-family or triple-decker go heat pump?
Yes. We treat each apartment as its own job: separate outdoor unit, separate controls, sized to that unit's rooms and on its own meter. Ductless heads suit floors without ducts, and most older multi-family homes have none.
What coverage comes with a new system?
The equipment carries the manufacturer's coverage, and the length depends on the model. Whatever applies to your system is spelled out in the written proposal, so you can read it before you sign.
Do income-eligible households get bigger rebates?
Yes, Mass Save runs enhanced incentives for income-eligible households, with their own rules. We check on the call whether your household may qualify and walk you through the next steps.
Will I need a new electrical panel?
Sometimes. It depends on how much capacity your panel has and how big the system is. We look at the panel during the home visit, and any electrical work needed goes into the written proposal.
Can a heat pump take over from my central air?
Yes. Hook a heat pump to a new air handler on your existing ducts and the same equipment cools in summer and heats in winter. Two systems become one.
What happens to the oil tank if I switch?
When a heat pump replaces an oil system, the old system is removed or disconnected, and the tank usually comes out with it. We explain the steps and schedule them with the install so nothing is left hanging.
Is insulation required before the rebate?
Yes, for the whole-home rebate: the house has to be weatherized per a Home Energy Assessment. That visit is no-cost to you, it spells out what insulation and air sealing the house needs, and that work has big incentives too. We help get it scheduled early.
Heating Pros Who Talk Plain
HVAC Financing Beverly installs heat pumps and handles the rebate and loan side for homeowners moving off gas, oil and propane. No jargon. No surprise line items. You get the plan, the price and the program steps in writing, and a crew that cleans up after itself.
See how we work
Ready to Quit the Gas Bill?
Gas boiler? Oil furnace? Electric baseboard? Say what you have and roughly how big the house is. You will learn which rebates and financing apply, what the work involves and the next step.
Beverly plus the neighboring North Shore towns, too.