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Heating
Heating for Rhode Island Winters
No heat on a cold night, rooms that never warm up, or a system that keeps needing repairs. Here is how we approach it.
Signs It Is Time
When Your Heating System Needs Attention
- The system runs constantly but the house stays cold
- Some rooms are warm and others are not
- Repair bills keep coming and the equipment is getting old
- Strange noises, short cycling or a smell when it starts
- Your heating bill is climbing with no change in how you use your home
What We Install and Service
Three Ways to Heat Your Home
The right choice depends on your house, your fuel and your budget. We help you compare.
Furnaces
Forced-air heating with ductwork. A common fit for homes that already have ducts and want central air too.
Boilers
Hydronic heat through radiators or baseboards, common in older New England homes.
Heat Pumps
Electric heating and cooling in one system, ducted or ductless. Rebates may apply. See rebates.
Repair or Replace
Not Sure Whether to Fix or Upgrade?
We look at the age, condition and cost of repairs and lay out your options, so you can compare a repair against a new system before you spend anything.
Should I Choose a Heat Pump or a Furnace?
It depends on your home, how it is heated now and what incentives apply. We compare the options with you during the estimate.
Do Heat Pumps Work in a New England Winter?
Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed for low temperatures. We will confirm the right equipment for your home.
What Does a Heating Estimate Include?
We review your current system, talk through your goals and explain the options and next steps. Estimates are free.
Get a Free Estimate
Tell us what is going on with your system. We will get back to you with next steps.