Whole home
Ducted Systems & Air Handlers
Whole-home comfort through the ductwork you already have.
Quick answer
What a whole-home ducted system costs depends on the size of the house, the equipment, and the shape of your ductwork, and that spread is real money. When ductwork leaks or an air handler is undersized, you pay to heat and cool air that never reaches the far rooms, and that loss shows up on every bill. So I assess your ducts, run the load, and put your exact number in writing for free, with the rebates already counted. I design and install ducted systems and air handlers myself, so the airflow is balanced, the far rooms actually get comfortable, and the work stays clean.
- Licensed & Insured
- The owner does the work
- Zero callbacks on installs
- Serving a 50-mile radius
What you get
Balanced whole-home airflow
I match the air handler and the ductwork so every room gets the air it needs, not just the ones nearest the equipment.
Heat pump or conventional air handling
Ducted heat pumps give you efficient heating and cooling in one system, or I set a straight air handler matched to your setup.
Ductwork done right
I seal and connect the duct runs so you stop leaking conditioned air into the attic and the basement.
Rebate-ready efficient systems
Ducted cold-climate heat pumps qualify for NHSaves and Mass Save money, and I tell you honestly what yours will clear.
Who it's for
You have ductwork and want one system that quietly conditions the whole house.
Your far rooms never get comfortable and you suspect the ducts or the air handler.
You want the efficiency of a heat pump but prefer central, ducted delivery.
You are replacing an old air handler and want it matched and balanced right.
How it works
- 01
I assess the ductwork and load
I check your existing ducts for leaks and sizing and run the load so the new system is matched to your home.
- 02
You get the honest number
Equipment, ductwork, and any rebate, in writing and free, before I start.
- 03
I install and seal it clean
I set the air handler, connect and seal the duct runs, and balance the airflow across the house.
- 04
I test and balance it
I confirm every zone gets the air it should, test the full system, and stand behind the work.
Real cost and rebates
Quick answer
Your whole-home number, in writing, free
What a whole-home ducted heat pump or air-handler system costs depends on the size of the house, the equipment, and the shape of your ductwork. In New Hampshire, NHSaves pays around $250 per ton on a qualifying heat pump, up to $1,250 per ton replacing electric-resistance heat, plus $650 per outdoor unit from the New England Heat Pump Accelerator. In Massachusetts, Mass Save can reach up to $8,500 whole-home with a 0% HEAT Loan. The federal 25C tax credit ended on December 31, 2025. I put the real, rebate-net number in writing for free.
Free estimate. I measure your home and put the number in writing before any work starts.
What people are saying
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Our upstairs was always ten degrees off. Tanner sealed the ducts and put in a matched air handler, and now the whole house is even. Clean, careful work.
Tanner installed a ducted heat pump and balanced the whole system. Quiet, efficient, and he walked us through the rebate honestly. Easy to work with, just good work.
Common questions
What is an air handler and do I need one?
An air handler is the indoor unit that moves conditioned air through your ductwork. If you have central ducts, you need one paired with your heat pump or AC. I size and match it so the airflow is right for your home.
Ducted heat pump or ductless mini splits?
If you have good ductwork, a ducted heat pump gives you clean central delivery and hides the equipment. If you have no ducts or want zone control, ductless usually wins. I walk you through which fits your home.
My far rooms never get comfortable, can ducted fix that?
Often yes. Uneven rooms usually come from leaky or undersized ductwork and a mismatched air handler. I check the whole system, seal and balance the ducts, and size the equipment so the far rooms actually get their share.
Do ducted heat pumps qualify for rebates?
Yes. A qualifying cold-climate ducted heat pump earns NHSaves money in New Hampshire and Mass Save money in Massachusetts. I tell you honestly what your specific job qualifies for.
Get your free estimate
Ready for a straight answer on your system?
Tell me what is going on and I will get back to you personally, usually the same day, with an honest number in writing before any work starts. Not sure yet? The 60-second quiz points you to the right system.