Whole home
Ductless Mini Splits
Room-by-room heating and cooling, no ductwork torn into your house.
Quick answer
What a ductless heat pump costs depends on the home, the rooms you want covered, and which rebates apply, and that spread is real money. Every winter an aging system keeps running, it burns money it can never get back, and a right-sized heat pump is how you stop the bleed. So I measure your home, run a real load calculation, and put your exact number in writing for free, with the rebates already counted. I install and size every ductless job myself, so the comfort is even, the power bill drops, and the work stays clean.
- Licensed & Insured
- The owner does the work
- Zero callbacks on installs
- Serving a 50-mile radius
What you get
Heating and cooling in one system
One outdoor unit and a slim indoor head handle both, so you retire the window AC and get heat that holds through a New Hampshire winter.
No ductwork torn into your walls
Ductless means a small line-set through a three-inch hole, not weeks of demolition. Clean copper, tidy line covers, and your house stays intact.
Zone-by-zone control
Heat the bedroom without heating the whole house. Each head runs on its own, so you only pay to condition the rooms you are actually using.
Rebate-ready cold-climate equipment
I install cold-climate heat pumps that qualify for NHSaves and Mass Save money, and I tell you honestly what yours will clear.
Who it's for
You have rooms that never get comfortable, a hot addition, a cold bonus room, or a finished attic.
You are heating with electric baseboard or an old oil system and you want your bills to drop.
You want air conditioning but not the cost or mess of tearing ducts into an older home.
You want one clean system that both heats and cools, sized right the first time.
How it works
- 01
I measure the actual load
I run a real room-by-room load calculation instead of guessing, so the system is sized to your home, not oversized to pad the quote.
- 02
You get the number in writing
I put the full price and the rebates you qualify for in writing, for free, before any work starts.
- 03
I install it clean
I run the copper line-set tight and level, seal every penetration, and keep your house clean while I work.
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I test it and stand behind it
I commission the system, confirm it heats and cools to spec, and answer the phone after. Not one callback on an install yet.
Real cost and rebates
Quick answer
Your exact number, in writing, free
What a ductless system costs depends on the home, the number of rooms you cover, and which rebates apply. In New Hampshire, NHSaves pays around $250 per ton, or up to $1,250 per ton when you replace electric-resistance heat, and the New England Heat Pump Accelerator adds $650 per outdoor unit. In Massachusetts, Mass Save can reach up to $8,500 on a whole-home heat pump plus a 0% HEAT Loan. The federal 25C tax credit ended on December 31, 2025, so any page still advertising it is out of date. I measure your home and 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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Tanner put two heads in our ranch and the cold back bedroom is finally usable. Clean copper run, no mess, and the bill actually dropped. He said what it would cost and that was the number.
We got quotes all over the place for a three-zone. Tanner sized it honestly, walked the rebate with us, and did the whole install himself in two days. Quiet, tidy, done right.
Common questions
Do ductless heat pumps really work in a New Hampshire winter?
Yes. A properly sized cold-climate heat pump holds a house at 70 when it is below zero outside. Sizing is where comfort is won or lost, so I run a load calculation on every install, and we can keep your existing furnace as backup if you want the extra peace of mind.
How much does a ductless mini split cost in NH?
It depends on the home, the rooms you want covered, and which rebates apply, and that spread is real money. So I measure your home, run a real load calculation, and put your exact number in writing for free, with the rebates already counted.
How many indoor heads do I need?
It depends on your floor plan, not a sales target. Open layouts often do well on one or two heads, while a chopped-up older home may want one per zone. I size it to how your house actually holds heat and lay out the honest tradeoffs.
Is a mini split better than central air?
For an older home with no ductwork, usually yes, because you skip the demolition and get heating and cooling in one system. If you already have good ducts, central air or a ducted heat pump can make more sense. I tell you which one actually fits your home.
What rebates can I get on a heat pump?
In New Hampshire, NHSaves pays around $250 per ton, or 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. I tell you honestly what your 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.