Leaving oil and gas behind
Lynn Oil & Gas Heating Replacement
Your worn-out boiler or furnace, replaced by a heat pump that keeps you toasty in winter and comfortable in summer.
When the Old Burner Is on Its Last Legs
An oil boiler patched up year after year, a furnace that groans awake every morning, a propane tank that always seems to run dry at the worst time. Eventually, fixing it just doesn't add up. Swapping in a heat pump changes more than what fuel you buy. You end up with one system for winter warmth and summer cooling alike, so the window units and the oil truck can both become old stories. HVAC Financing Lynn takes care of the whole switch. We measure the house so the heat pump is sized to its real heat loss, plan how warmth reaches each room and decide together what happens to the old equipment. In any zone the heat pump now handles, the old burner there is hauled away or permanently disconnected. Want a safety net instead? With integrated controls, the heat pump does nearly all the work and the old burner only wakes up in deep cold. Which way you go affects which Mass Save rebate applies, so we'll explain the difference before you choose. When the project qualifies, the 0% HEAT Loan can help pay for the switch.
Pieces of a Replacement Job
Changing heating systems involves more than a straight swap. Here's what we manage.
Sizing from heat loss
The heat pump is matched to your house, not to the label on the old burner.
Getting heat to every room
Ducted, ductless or a mix, depending on how warmth needs to travel through the house.
Hauling out the old unit
Boilers, furnaces and their odds and ends taken out or shut off when the heat pump steps in.
Backup that waits its turn
If the old system stays, it's wired so it only runs during deep cold.
Rebate route explained
How removal or backup changes the Mass Save rebate, laid out before you decide.
0% loan paperwork
Proposal and forms prepared when the HEAT Loan is part of the plan.
Startup and a tour
Testing in heating and cooling modes, then a clear rundown of the new controls.
How the Switch Unfolds
Size up old and new
We take a look at your boiler or furnace, the radiators or vents and the electrical panel, and talk through whether you want backup heat to stay.
Put the plan in writing
You get the design, the plan for the old unit, the price, a rebate estimate and the loan amount, all on paper.
Out with the old
Your heat pump goes in, and the old burner is hauled off, disconnected for good or hooked to integrated controls. We test it all and wrap up the paperwork.
Folks Make the Switch With Us Because
Straight talk on backup
You'll hear the trade-offs of pulling versus keeping the old system before you choose.
Program rules, followed
The old system is handled the way the rebate expects, so nothing puts it at risk.
Comfort in every season
Your new system cools too, so the upgrade earns its keep in summer as well.
- Sized from heat loss
- Old unit dealt with
- Backup controls
- Summer cooling too
Is Your Boiler or Furnace Running on Fumes?
Tell us how old it is, what it burns and what's been acting up. We'll explain how a heat pump replacement would work in your house.