Size from the heat loss
Room-by-room needs and the home’s cold-weather load matter more than a rule of thumb.
Bangor-based · Cold-climate heat pumps
Today’s cold-climate systems are built to keep heating as temperatures fall. The difference is proper design: equipment selected for low temperatures, a real heat-loss calculation, and capacity matched to your home.
Bangor-based. Share your town or ZIP code and we’ll confirm service availability before scheduling.
Maine facts from Efficiency Maine’s 2026 guide and statewide field evaluation.
Maine winter ready
Heat pumps do not stop being useful when Maine gets cold. But their capacity and efficiency change with outdoor temperature. We plan around the home, the selected model, and the conditions it needs to handle.
Room-by-room needs and the home’s cold-weather load matter more than a rule of thumb.
We consider how the specific equipment performs as the temperature drops.
Whole-home, partial-home, and backup-heat approaches should be clear before you decide.
One local team · Four ways to help
Tell us what the home and equipment need. We’ll confirm location, fit, and the appropriate next step.
Ductless, multi-zone, and ducted options planned around the rooms, electrical setup, current heat, and comfort goals.
Explore installationReplace an aging or underperforming heat pump after reviewing the existing layout, equipment, and what needs to improve.
See change-out serviceRequest cleaning for indoor and outdoor equipment. Scope and availability are confirmed from the system and service address.
Request a cleaningHave the system reviewed before small issues become bigger comfort problems. One-time requests and care plans are available.
Compare care plansMaine heating-cost calculator
Enter recent heating usage, your electric utility, and the portion of the home a heat pump may serve. We’ll show your estimated current heating cost, then ask for your name, email, and service ZIP to unlock the savings result and full breakdown.
Free estimate · About 2 minutes
Adjust the energy prices if your latest bill differs. Contact details and permission to follow up are required to unlock the savings amount, range, and assumptions.
Open the savings calculatorOperating-cost comparison only. Installation, financing, maintenance, cooling, and rebates are separate.
Cleaning and maintenance plans
Published annual pricing, one scheduled visit per term, and secure Stripe-hosted enrollment when online checkout is available for eligible standard equipment and addresses.
Compare plans and pricesOne annual deep-cleaning visit for one indoor and one outdoor unit, with published equipment add-ons.
Annual deep cleaning plus performance, condensate, accessible electrical, mounting, and line-insulation checks.
From question to next step
Installation, change-out, cleaning, maintenance, or a care plan—plus the home and equipment details you know.
We verify the service address and gather what is required for a useful recommendation or service scope.
You review the proposed work, timing, and price before an installation or service is scheduled.
Current Maine incentives
Efficiency Maine’s June 2026 residential brochure lists heat-pump rebates from $1,000 to $3,000 per eligible outdoor unit, with income-based lifetime limits. Eligibility and program rules apply.
Equipment, sizing, primary-heating, installer, property, income, available funding, and other program requirements apply. Confirm current eligibility directly with Efficiency Maine.
Bangor-based
We avoid vague statewide promises. Share the service ZIP code and we’ll confirm availability before an appointment or plan payment.
Useful answers
Many cold-climate models continue providing heat at very low outdoor temperatures. Output and efficiency change as temperatures fall, which is why we consider the selected model’s low-temperature capacity and size from the home—not a shortcut.
Not always. The answer depends on the home, system coverage, equipment, and design. We’ll make the proposed backup strategy clear before you choose.
Yes. A useful change-out starts by understanding why the current system is being replaced, what can be reused, and whether the existing placement and electrical setup still make sense.
Send the equipment details and service address. We’ll review the request and confirm whether the system is one we can appropriately service before scheduling.
No. It is an operating-cost comparison based on the usage, energy prices, coverage, and performance assumptions shown. A home assessment and proposal are separate.
Income eligibility, equipment, sizing, property conditions, and current program terms determine the answer. We link directly to official information and do not treat a potential rebate as guaranteed.
Free request
Share the service address and a few details. We’ll confirm availability and the right next conversation. A phone number or email is required; both are welcome.