Heat pumps are the primary source of heating for this mid-century home!

$500
75% to 99%
of space heating
100%
or more of air conditioning
$11,800
6.8%
Property
- Owner:
- John in Ashland
- Type:
- Single-Family Residence
- Address:
- Ashland, MA 01721
- Energy need met:
- 75% to 99% of space heating
- 100% or more of air conditioning
Technology
- Type:
- High Efficiency HVAC
- Installed:
- July 2019
- Size of System:
- 4.5 tons
- Purposes:
- For space heating
- For air-conditioning
Financial Details
- Gross Cost of System:
- $18,000
- Value of Rebates:
- $7,200
- Net Cost of System:
- $11,800
- Annual Savings:
- $500
- Annual Revenue:
- $300
- Own or Lease:
- Cash Purchase
- Additional Financial Notes:
- Mass Heat Loan is a great option - 0% interest on a 7 year loan.
Professionals & Suppliers
- Products:
- Fujitsu
- Installers:
- Endless Energy
What You Need to Know
Description:
Five indoor units and three outdoor units. Three of the indoor units are connected to one outdoor unit to heat/cool bedrooms. The other two indoor units each have their own outdoor unit. The systems are all white and disappear into the room.
Other Benefits:
While it is called a heat pump, it also generates cooling and dehumidifies as well.
Maintenance Requirements:
Filters can be removed and cleaned under a faucet annually to remove build up. Otherwise an annual service appointment to test and clean, just like for an AC unit, it recommended.
Efficiency or Sustainability Improvements:
100% spray foam insulated. Heat pump hot water heater. New energy efficient windows. 100% LED lighting. All EnergyStar appliances. EV charging station added.
My Motivation:
Most cost effective way to heat and cool the home.
Advice:
Definitely something to consider if you want to heat/cool a drafty room or upgrade your home.
Experience with Installer:
Good.
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