Heat Pump and Ductless Mini-Split Installation in Marlborough, MA
Serving Taunton, Raynham, Norton, Easton and Southeastern Massachusetts
- Nation's First MRCOOL® Franchisee
- Rebate Paperwork Handled
- Electrical Work Included
Heat Pump Installers Marlborough Homeowners Can Count On
Six in ten Marlborough homes heat with gas, and about 1,860 more still burn oil, per the Census Bureau's latest survey. Half the city's housing was built before 1975, so many of those homes still run every room off one furnace or boiler. One bedroom can stay cold all January while the living room feels fine.
At Peach Heat and Cool, we fix that by giving each cold room its own indoor unit, so the whole house holds one steady temperature. Homeowners who made that switch with us describe our crew on Google as "true professionals throughout the entire process."
You can call us before deciding anything, and we will talk through your rooms, your fuel bill, and your rebate options in plain terms. Feel free to get other quotes as well. Ours comes from a room-by-room look at your home, and we stand behind the system we design for it.
Heating and Cooling Without New Ducts
A ductless mini-split puts a slim indoor unit on the wall of each room you choose. Every unit has its own controls, and the house needs no new ducts.
One System Sized for the Whole House
A whole-home heat pump installation retires the furnace or boiler for good. It is sized to cover the heating load of the entire house, not one room.
Rebate Paperwork
We file the Mass Save paperwork for every qualifying system we install. You sign where the program asks and keep a copy of your assessment report.
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Heat Pump Installation
A Marlborough house heated by gas, oil, propane or electric baseboard can switch to a whole-home MRCOOL® heat pump. Where ductwork already runs through the rooms, the new system uses it. Where the house has no ducts, the system uses wall-mounted indoor units instead.
Ductless Mini-Split Installation
Ductless mini-splits suit the older and two-family homes found across Marlborough. Census figures show about one in ten homes here is a two-family house, and a fifth went up before 1940. Each apartment or cold back bedroom gets its own indoor unit, with no walls opened for ducts.
Heat Pump Servicing
Each servicing visit cleans the coils, clears the drain line and checks airflow at every indoor unit. On cold-climate models, we also test the defrost sensor and the base pan heater. Those two parts stop ice from building up on the outdoor unit through a Marlborough winter.
Rebate Support
When a heat pump heats the whole house, Mass Save's 2026 rebate pays $2,650 per ton, up to $8,500. Keeping the old system as a backup drops the rate to $1,125 per ton. Other programs can add to that, and each one sets its own rules for who qualifies.
See Your Marlborough Heat Pump Layout Before You Sign
Our heat pump installers measure each room and choose the wall for every indoor unit. They also spell out which Mass Save path fits before you sign. Call (774) 433-1398 and ask for a free in-home estimate on heat pump installation in Marlborough.
How a Marlborough Install Comes Together
One Call Gets You a Price Range First
Start with a call to (774) 433-1398, Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. Tell us how many rooms you want to heat and cool and what heats the house today. You hear a price range on that call, before anyone visits your home.
A 20-Minute Visit From Our Owner
The estimate maps where each indoor unit and the outdoor unit will go, and it confirms your panel can carry them. You get the quote after the visit, so there is time to weigh it before deciding.
Start Dates and What to Have Ready
Your start date is usually about two weeks after you say yes to the quote. Book your no-cost home energy assessment before then if you have not had one. A recent electric or gas bill also helps with the rebate forms.
Our Financing Options
Mass Save's 0% HEAT Loan covers what is left after your rebate. Terms run up to seven years, subject to lender approval. National Grid and Eversource customers both qualify. The loan starts with the same no-cost home energy assessment as the rebate, and we help you line up each step.
Where We Install Heat Pumps Across Massachusetts
Heat Pump Contractors Serving Marlborough
Five Massachusetts counties make up our service area, from Bristol and Plymouth in the southeast out to Middlesex and Worcester. In Marlborough, ZIP code 01752, that means ductless mini-splits, whole-home heat pumps and rebate paperwork filed for you.
Bristol County
- Taunton
- Raynham
- Norton
- Easton
- North Easton
- Mansfield
- Attleboro
- North Attleborough
- Somerset
Plymouth County
- Bridgewater
- West Bridgewater
- Middleborough
- Lakeville
- Carver
- Wareham
- Plymouth
- Halifax
- Pembroke
- Hanson
- Hanover
- Whitman
- Abington
- Rockland
Norfolk County
- Foxborough
- Plainville
- Sharon
- Stoughton
- Canton
- Randolph
- Holbrook
- Avon
- Weymouth
- Braintree
- Quincy
Middlesex County
- Marlborough
Worcester County
- Worcester
Marlborough Heat Pump Installation FAQs
Yes, for almost every home. National Grid supplies the city's electricity and Eversource supplies its gas, and both sponsor Mass Save. A few addresses near the Hudson line buy power from Hudson Light and Power instead. Check the name on your electric bill or use our rebate eligibility checker before counting on a Mass Save rebate.
Yes. State guidance treats a standalone mini-split as mechanical work that needs a building permit. The wiring also needs an electrical permit, filed by a licensed electrician. Marlborough takes both through its online OpenGov portal and asks applicants to allow at least two weeks.
Yes, because heating moves onto electricity, while the gas or oil bill shrinks or ends. The supply price matters too. Marlborough's Community Choice Power program charges 14.919 cents per kWh through November 2028. National Grid's basic rate is 17.185 cents from August 2026 to January 2027.
Yes. Most estimate visits happen in the morning, and some Saturday and Sunday mornings are open for homeowners who work weekdays. Ask for a weekend slot when you call, and we'll fit the visit around your work week.
Yes. The New England Heat Pump Accelerator takes $650 off each qualifying outdoor unit through the equipment distributor. It covers up to two outdoor units per home. MRCOOL® models are on its product list, and the discount sits on top of your Mass Save rebate.
Installs must be finished between January 1 and December 31, 2026, by a contractor in the Heat Pump Installer Network. The paperwork is due by February 28, 2027. A system installed in January 2027 falls under the next year's rules instead.
Heat Pump Reading for Marlborough Homeowners
Does a Heat Pump Have to Be Cold-Climate Rated to Get Mass Save Rebates?
See how the cold-climate rating rules decide which models qualify before you sign a quote.
Can I Keep My Oil or Propane Heat as a Backup and Still Get Mass Save Rebates?
Read how keeping a backup system changes your Mass Save rebate and which switchover settings count.
Can Mass Save Make a Whole-Home Heat Pump Affordable Before Winter?
Follow the whole-home rebate timeline from assessment to install before the cold sets in.
Heat Pump Reviews From Massachusetts Homeowners
Every review below comes straight from our Google Business Profile, word for word.
We were intrigued by the concept of a heat pump and sat down with Dave who explained the whole concept to us. He was passionate in his description and you could tell he wasn't selling us on the idea, just speaking about something he was passionate about. Fast forward, and we love our heat pump, and instant jump to central air due to the nature of how it just works. Absolutely get one, and absolutely get it here.
Kevin Rego I had a great experience with Peach Heat and Cool. They were punctual, clean, and very professional throughout the entire process. What really stood out was how they went above and beyond to resolve my issue — they contacted Mr. Cool directly, handled everything with the warranty, and ordered the necessary parts at no cost to me. The labor rate was also very reasonable and affordable. It's rare to find a company that’s this honest and efficient. Highly recommended!
Sandro Silva Dave was a pleasure to work with through our heating and cooling installation. The Peach Heat and Cool install team went above and beyond to ensure we had as little disruption to our interior as possible, they installed through the walls and attic flawlessly. Dave was knowledgeable, punctual, and personable from start to finish. My husband and I appreciated how considerate Dave was to our tenants during the install process, our tenants provided Dave and team a 5 star review as well!
Jackie Sheehan Dave Peach was so great to work with! He installed a heat pump HVAC system and heat pump hot water heater in our Dorchester condo. He helped us navigate the Mass Save loan and rebate processes, and was very responsive as questions came up. The work he did was excellent, including fixing some janky ductwork the developer left us with from the original HVAC install. He was courteous and professional at every step, and did it all at half the cost of other Boston companies offering comparable services. I definitely recommend Peach Heat and Cool!
Andrew Egan 