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Warwick HVAC
HVAC in Warwick, Rhode Island
Heating, cooling and heat pump installation for Warwick homes, from an HVAC company based on West Natick Road.
Heating and Cooling From a Warwick Address
RTP HVAC is based at 275 W Natick Rd, Suite 800, in Warwick. We install and service furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and central air conditioning for Rhode Island homes, and we check which state and utility rebate programs may apply before you decide on a new system.
Estimates are free and come with no obligation. Start with heating or cooling, or tell us what your system is doing and we will take it from there.
What Most Warwick Homes Heat With
About two in three Warwick homes heat with natural gas, roughly one in five with fuel oil and about one in nine with electricity. That mix decides what a new system would replace, and it is why the answer to "furnace or heat pump?" is different from one street to the next.
For a gas furnace, the choice is usually a new furnace or a heat pump, compared side by side. See furnace replacement and heat pump installation. For a home on electric baseboard, a heat pump that heats and cools is the upgrade the Rhode Island Energy Enhanced Rebate is written for; the rebates page explains what that program requires.
Single-Family Homes and the Ducted or Ductless Question
Around seven in ten Warwick homes are single-family houses, and the typical Warwick home was built around 1961. Whether a house of that age has ductwork worth reusing varies, and some have none at all.
If the ducts are in good shape, a ducted heat pump or central air can use them. If they are not, or the house heats with radiators or baseboard, a ductless mini-split avoids ductwork altogether. Compare ductless mini-splits and central air conditioning before you choose.
Repairs Before the Weather Turns
When something fails, a diagnostic visit finds the cause before parts are replaced. We repair furnaces, boilers, air conditioning and heat pumps, and seasonal tune-ups are there to catch a small problem early.
If you smell gas near a furnace or boiler, leave the house right away and call the gas utility or 911 from outside. Do not stay inside to troubleshoot.
Rebates for Warwick Homeowners
State and utility programs can lower what you pay for a high-efficiency upgrade, and the rules change. Rhode Island Energy offers heat pump rebates, and Clean Heat Rhode Island helps income-eligible households that heat with oil, propane or natural gas. We confirm current details before you decide and will not quote a rebate number until it is confirmed.
See the full Rhode Island rebates page, then request an estimate and include your address in Warwick.
Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020-2024 estimates.
Warwick FAQs
Where is RTP HVAC based?
RTP HVAC is based at 275 W Natick Rd, Suite 800, Warwick, RI 02886. You can call (401) 593-3983 or request a free estimate on the contact page.
Should I replace a gas furnace with a heat pump?
It depends on your home, how it is heated now and what incentives apply. We compare a new furnace and a heat pump with you during the estimate. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed for low temperatures, and ENERGY STAR cold-climate requirements include verified performance down to 5°F. See heat pumps.
My Warwick home has electric baseboard heat. What are my options?
A ductless mini-split heat pump can heat and cool without ductwork. Rhode Island Energy has an Enhanced Rebate for homes heated with electric baseboards that install a high-efficiency heat pump providing both heating and cooling. It requires a participating contractor and starts with an EnergyWise home energy assessment. Details are on the rebates page.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Leave the house right away, then call the gas utility or 911 from outside. Do not flip switches or use the phone inside. Call us after the house has been checked. See furnace repair.
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Tell us what is going on with your system. We will get back to you with next steps.