Heating
Will a heat pump heat a Connecticut house in January?
A cold-climate heat pump, sized from a load calculation, will heat a lot of the houses we see. Some still want dual-fuel. We will not sell you a unit that leaves you with space heaters in February.
Cold-climate units, sized from a load calc
Some houses still want dual-fuel
A leaky attic makes a bigger unit
$8–22k
Typical furnace, heat pump, or both
Sized for this climate, not a catalog
We run a load calculation from the house that is there — insulation, windows, the attic we have already been in. Typical equipment replacements land $8,000–$22,000 in 2026 depending on furnace, heat pump, or both. Matching a new condenser to a tired coil is how efficiency and warranties disappear.
If the roof, insulation, or windows are part of why the house will not hold temperature, we say so. New equipment in a leaky attic is how you buy a bigger unit than you needed.