Ductless Mini-Split Installation
Heat Pump Servicing
“I’m not sending Jimmy or Johnny. When you call Peach Heat and Cool, you get me on the job.”— Dave Peachey, Owner
The Peach Heat and Cool Approach Starts With Getting the Details Right
A heat pump installation is a big decision, especially when you’re replacing oil heat, adding cooling, or trying to fix a home that never feels balanced. Peach Heat and Cool specializes in heat pump and ductless mini-split installation across Southeastern Massachusetts, with systems selected around each property’s needs. From the first conversation through installation and rebate paperwork, the focus stays on clear answers and careful work.
That gives you a clearer picture before you choose a system or sign an installation agreement.
Our Trusted Heat Pump & Ductless Mini-Split Installation
Heat Pump Installation
Peach Heat and Cool installs MRCOOL® heat pump systems for homes moving away from older oil, propane, electric resistance, or aging HVAC equipment. Systems are sized around the property’s heating and cooling needs, with cold-climate performance considered for Massachusetts conditions.
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Ductless Mini-Split Installation
Ductless systems can add heating and cooling without installing new ductwork. Peach Heat and Cool installs single-zone and multi-zone systems for bedrooms, additions, basements, garages, workshops, and older homes where traditional ductwork may not make sense.
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Heat Pump Servicing
After installation, Peach Heat and Cool can continue servicing the system. Heat pump servicing includes system checks such as airflow testing, refrigerant inspection, coil cleaning, drainage checks, and thermostat calibration.
Learn More About Heat Pump ServicingMLP Heat Pump Rebates Available in Peach Heat and Cool Service Areas
TMLP Taunton · Raynham · Berkley · North Dighton
Taunton & Raynham — TMLP Heat Pump Rebates
$1,250 / tonUp to $5,000 · 2026 residential program
$2,250 / tonUp to $9,000 · qualifying low- & moderate-income, partial-home
TMLP serves Taunton, Raynham, Berkley, and North Dighton. Its 2026 residential program offers $1,250 per ton up to $5,000 for qualifying cold-climate air-source heat pumps. Qualifying low- and moderate-income customers may receive $2,250 per ton up to $9,000 for partial-home projects.
TMLP also offers 0% interest financing for qualifying heat pump costs, with loans up to $25,000 and terms up to seven years.
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MMED Mansfield
$500per ton
Max two tons over three years · includes ductless Mansfield — MMED Heat Pump Rebates
Mansfield Municipal Electric Department’s 2026 program offers $500 per ton, with a maximum of two tons over three years, for qualifying cold-climate air-source heat pumps. The program specifically includes ductless mini-splits.
Qualifying equipment must meet the program’s ENERGY STAR Cold Climate requirements, and installations must take place during the 2026 program year.
Check Mansfield Rebate Requirements NAED North Attleborough
$300per ton
+ $300 replacement adder · $1,200 annual max North Attleborough — NAED Heat Pump Rebates
North Attleborough Electric Department offers $300 per ton for qualifying ducted and ductless air-source heat pumps. Customers replacing an old system can receive an additional $300 replacement adder.
The 2026 program has a $1,200 annual maximum before the replacement adder. Equipment documentation, including AHRI and qualifying product information, is required.
Explore North Attleborough Rebates BELD Braintree
Clean Comfort
Energy assessment required · includes ductless Braintree — BELD Clean Comfort
Braintree Electric Light Department runs its own Clean Comfort program for qualifying residents. The program is designed to help homeowners evaluate and install heat pumps, with an energy assessment required for rebate eligibility.
BELD’s program specifically identifies incentives for heat pump improvements, including ductless mini-split systems. Because BELD controls the current rebate amount and program requirements, homeowners should confirm the current incentive before installation.
Check Your Braintree Rebate Eligibility MGED Middleborough · Lakeville
$750per ton
Up to $3,000 · low-income $1,000/ton up to $4,000 Middleborough & Lakeville — MGED Heat Pump Rebates
Middleborough Gas & Electric serves both Middleborough and Lakeville. Its 2026 residential program offers $750 per ton up to $3,000 for qualifying air-source heat pumps. Low-income customers may qualify for $1,000 per ton up to $4,000.
Eligible equipment includes single-zone ductless mini-splits, multi-zone systems, central systems, and ducted mini-splits. A replacement bonus is also available when an existing fossil-fuel or resistance system is completely removed.
See Middleborough & Lakeville Rebates NMLD Norwood
$3,000per ton · whole-home
Up to $10,000 $1,250per ton · partial-home
Up to $10,000 · non-gas heating customers Norwood — NMLD Heat Pump Rebates
Norwood Municipal Light Department offers its own heat pump rebate program for customers who do not heat with natural gas. Whole-home qualifying air-source heat pumps can receive $3,000 per ton up to $10,000. Partial-home projects qualify at $1,250 per ton up to $10,000.
Low-income customers may qualify for higher maximums. Whole-home projects in older homes also have weatherization requirements.
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Need Help Finding Your MLP Heat Pump Rebate?
Start With Your Utility, Not a Guess
MLP rebate programs can be surprisingly different from one town to the next. Peach Heat and Cool helps you identify the utility serving your property, understand the available heat pump or ductless mini-split incentives, and figure out what needs to happen before installation. No guessing, no generic rebate promises, just a clear place to start.
Get Your Rebate Path Sorted Out
Tell us your town and electric provider. We’ll help point you toward the right local program and explain what to check before choosing your system, so you can make an informed decision without chasing down every utility requirement yourself.
Planning a Heat Pump Installation?
Whether you’re replacing an older heating system or adding a ductless mini-split, Peach Heat and Cool can help you understand your installation options and the incentives worth checking. Reach out and let’s figure out what applies to your property.
8 Things to Know Before Choosing an MLP Heat Pump Installer
1. The Installer Should Understand Your Local Utility
An HVAC contractor working in Taunton needs to understand TMLP. A project in Mansfield follows MMED’s rules instead. Peach Heat and Cool works across several MLP territories, so the first step is identifying the utility attached to your property.
2. Heat Pump Sizing Affects More Than Comfort
Correct sizing affects how a heat pump performs and can also matter for rebate eligibility. Peach Heat and Cool uses the home’s heating and cooling requirements when selecting equipment rather than choosing a system from square footage alone.
3. Ductless and Ducted Systems Have Different Applications
A ductless mini-split may make more sense for an addition, bedroom, garage, or older home without ductwork. A ducted system may suit a property with existing distribution. Peach Heat and Cool installs both types where the application and utility program allow.
4. Equipment Must Meet the Utility’s Requirements
An MLP rebate is not guaranteed simply because the system is a heat pump. Model numbers, AHRI information, efficiency ratings, and qualifying-product listings can affect eligibility. Peach Heat and Cool checks the equipment requirements tied to the applicable program.
5. Energy Assessments Can Affect Eligibility
Several MLP programs use Home Energy Assessments as part of their rebate process. Knowing whether an assessment is required before installation can prevent avoidable delays and help identify weatherization work that may affect the project.
6. Rebate Amounts Are Not the Same Everywhere
A $500-per-ton rebate in Mansfield is not the same as a $1,250-per-ton TMLP incentive or Norwood’s whole-home structure. A knowledgeable HVAC contractor should identify the actual utility program instead of quoting one generic Massachusetts rebate.
7. Documentation Needs to Match the Installation
Invoices, equipment information, proof of payment, AHRI certificates, and application forms may all matter. Peach Heat and Cool keeps the installation side organized so customers have the information needed for the applicable rebate process.
8. Servicing Should Not End With Installation
A heat pump is a long-term system, not a one-day purchase. Peach Heat and Cool also services the systems it installs, giving homeowners a continuing point of contact for seasonal checks, diagnostics, and system care.
MLP Heat Pump Rebates Across Southeastern Massachusetts
Local Heat Pump Installers Serving MLP Communities
Peach Heat and Cool helps homeowners across Southeastern Massachusetts navigate local MLP incentives while planning heat pump and ductless mini-split installations. Because rebate rules vary by utility, our team looks at the program tied to your property before discussing equipment or savings. From cold winters to humid summers, our technicians install systems suited to Massachusetts homes and help customers understand what their local utility requires.
MLP Communities We Serve:
- TauntonTMLP
- RaynhamTMLP
- MansfieldMMED
- North AttleboroughNAED
- BraintreeBELD
- MiddleboroughMGED
- LakevilleMGED
- NorwoodNMLD
MLP Heat Pump Rebate FAQs
What is an MLP heat pump rebate?
An MLP heat pump rebate is a financial incentive offered by a Massachusetts municipal electric utility for qualifying heat pump installations. Each MLP sets its own rebate amount, eligible equipment, application rules, deadlines, and funding limits.
Which Massachusetts MLPs offer heat pump rebates?
Several municipal utilities in Peach Heat and Cool’s service area offer their own heat pump incentives, including TMLP, Mansfield Municipal Electric, North Attleborough Electric, Middleborough Gas & Electric, and Norwood Municipal Light Department. Their rebate amounts and requirements are different.
Do MLP rebates cover ductless mini-split heat pumps?
Yes, some MLP programs specifically cover ductless systems. Mansfield, North Attleborough, and Middleborough list ductless or mini-split air-source heat pumps as eligible equipment. Eligibility still depends on the system meeting that utility’s equipment and efficiency requirements.
Do I need a Home Energy Assessment for an MLP heat pump rebate?
It depends on the utility. TMLP requires an energy-efficiency audit within three years of the application. MGED requires a Home Energy Assessment dated within three years of the installation. Other MLP programs have different requirements, so the local utility must be confirmed first.
Can I get an MLP rebate for heat pump servicing?
No. MLP heat pump incentives are tied to qualifying installations and related energy-efficiency improvements, not routine servicing. Heat pump tune-ups, inspections, coil cleaning, and other ongoing service work should not be presented as rebate-eligible installation projects.
Can I combine an MLP heat pump rebate with 0% financing?
Some MLPs offer both incentives and financing. TMLP’s 2026 program provides 0% interest financing for qualifying heat pump costs up to $25,000, with terms of up to seven years. Other MLPs have separate financing programs with their own requirements.
Ready to Find Your MLP Heat Pump Rebate?
You don’t need to figure out Massachusetts rebate programs on your own. Tell Peach Heat and Cool where the property is located and who supplies the electricity. We’ll help you identify the program you need to investigate before you choose your heat pump or ductless mini-split.
