Heat pumps designed for New York buildings.
One system that heats in February and cools in August. Cold-climate ductless mini-splits, central heat pumps, and full electrification work, sized for prewar walls and brownstone bones.
Heat pump photoOutdoor condenser on side yard · 1200×900One quiet system. Lower bills. Less carbon.
Heat pumps move heat instead of making it. That makes them three to four times more efficient than electric resistance and dramatically cleaner than oil or gas at NYC's current grid mix. For most apartments and brownstones, the install is far less invasive than people expect.
- Cold-climate ductless mini-split design for one zone or whole-home
- Central air-to-air heat pumps for buildings with existing ductwork
- Hybrid dual-fuel setups that keep a gas backup for the worst hours
- NYSERDA Clean Heat and Con Edison rebate paperwork
- Federal 25C tax credit documentation
- Co-op and condo board packages: COI, specs, sound data, facade plans
Indoor headWall-mount cassette in living room · 900×1200When a heat pump usually makes sense.
Not every building. But when it fits, it pays for itself faster than people think.
- Old PTACs or window units are at end of life and you want quieter cooling
- You are renovating and the walls are already open
- Gas service is constrained, expensive, or being decommissioned
- You want a single system that does both heating and cooling
- Local Law 97 deadlines or building electrification mandates are in play
- You qualify for stacked utility and federal rebates
From walk-through to first run.
Heat pump installs live or die on the design phase. We spend the time there so the install is the easy part.
Walk-through
On-site assessment of building, electrical, facade access, and existing systems. Photos and measurements, not eyeballed.
Load calc and design
Manual J on the structure. Indoor head and outdoor condenser placement drawn up. Sound and visual impact reviewed.
Quote, rebates, and board package
Written quote with rebate math, equipment specs, sound data, and any documents your board requires.
Install and commission
Refrigerant lines, electrical, controls, and start-up performed and logged. Walkthrough of the controls with whoever lives there.
Heat pump questions, answered straight.
Yes. Modern cold-climate heat pumps maintain rated capacity down to 5°F and operate down to -13°F or lower. We size for the worst week of the year, not the average.
NYSERDA Clean Heat, Con Edison incentives, and the federal 25C tax credit can offset thousands. We tell you which programs apply to your equipment and your address, and we help with the paperwork.
Yes. Dual-fuel or hybrid setups use the heat pump for most days and call the furnace only on the coldest hours. It is a common path for buildings not ready for full electrification.
Modern outdoor units run quiet, around 50 to 58 dB at 3 feet, quieter than a normal conversation. We plan placement around landmarked facades, fire escapes, and co-op rules so the install passes board review.
Let's look at the building.
A walk-through tells us more than a phone call. Schedule a heat pump assessment and we will write up a real plan.