Convert Your Furnace to a Heat Pump

Older furnaces run at 60-80% efficiency. A heat pump delivers 200-300% efficiency—that's real savings every month.

Gas and oil prices fluctuate wildly. Electric heat pumps provide more predictable, often lower monthly costs.

Heat pumps eliminate on-site combustion and can run on renewable electricity, significantly reducing emissions.

Instead of sinking money into an old furnace, invest in a heat pump that heats AND cools with one system.

If your AC is due for replacement, a heat pump replaces both systems with one efficient unit.

Federal, state, and utility incentives can cover 30-50% of conversion costs—but they won't last forever.

• •Efficient to -15°F
• •Uses existing ducts
• •Replaces furnace AND AC
• •Variable-speed for even comfort

• •No ductwork needed
• •Individual zone control
• •Ultra-quiet operation
• •Easy installation

• •Works with hydronic systems
• •High efficiency
• •Can replace boilers
• •Pairs with radiant floor heating

Heat Pump Specialists

We've performed hundreds of furnace-to-heat-pump conversions across Nassau County and know the unique requirements for Long Island homes.

Rebate Experts

We stay current on all federal, state, and utility rebates and help you maximize your savings—often $5,000-$8,000+.

Electrical Coordination

Many conversions require electrical upgrades. We coordinate everything so you don't have to juggle multiple contractors.

Right-Sized Systems

We perform Manual J load calculations to ensure your heat pump is perfectly sized—not too big, not too small.

All-Weather Performance

We install cold-climate heat pumps rated for Nassau County winters, ensuring reliable heating even in sub-freezing temps.

Workmanship Guarantee

Our installation quality is guaranteed. If something isn't right, we'll make it right at no additional cost.

Standard Conversion

Complete conversion for typical 2,000-2,500 sq ft homes

Premium Conversion

Top-tier equipment for larger homes or premium efficiency

Ductless Conversion

For homes without ducts or adding to specific areas

Flexible Financing Available

Don't let budget concerns delay your comfort. We offer flexible financing options through Synchrony Bank to make upgrading your system affordable with low monthly payments.

Save with Home+ Membership

Starting at $24.99/month — 2 annual tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.

Own a Commercial Property?

Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.

Will a heat pump work in New York winters?

Absolutely. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently down to -15°F or colder. We install heat pumps rated for Nassau County's climate, and they work exceptionally well even during our coldest winter days. In extreme cold snaps, a backup heating element provides additional warmth if needed.

How much can I save by converting to a heat pump?

Most homeowners save 30-50% on their heating costs after converting from gas or oil furnaces. Heat pumps are 200-300% efficient (they move heat rather than create it), compared to even the best furnaces at 95% efficiency. Your exact savings depend on current fuel costs and your home's efficiency.

What rebates are available for heat pump conversion?

There are multiple rebate sources: Federal tax credits of up to $2,000 per year, NY State Clean Heat rebates up to $4,000, and PSEG Long Island incentives up to $1,500. Combined, many homeowners receive $5,000-$8,000+ in rebates. We handle the paperwork to maximize your savings.

Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel?

It depends on your current electrical capacity. Some homes can accommodate a heat pump without changes, while others need a panel upgrade or dedicated circuit. During our assessment, we evaluate your electrical system and include any necessary upgrades in your quote—no surprises.

What happens to my existing ductwork?

Heat pumps work with existing ductwork in most cases. We inspect your ducts for leaks and sizing issues, making modifications if needed. If your ducts are in poor condition or your home lacks ducts, we can install a ductless mini-split heat pump instead.

How long does the conversion take?

A typical furnace-to-heat-pump conversion takes 1-2 days. If electrical work is needed, that may add a day. We schedule everything efficiently to minimize disruption to your home. Most conversions are completed with you having heat by the end of the first day.