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Gas-to-Heat-Pump Conversion Services

Gas-to-heat-pump conversion is the process of replacing a traditional gas heating system with an energy-efficient electric heat pump to reduce utility costs and carbon emissions. In Massachusetts, this upgrade provides year-round comfort, helps lower your energy bills, and supports a cleaner, more sustainable future.

Replace gas furnace with heat pump and enjoy year-round comfort

Making the switch from gas to a heat pump in Massachusetts isn’t just a smart upgrade—it’s a future-ready investment in comfort and cost savings. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling using electricity, helping you stay cozy in winter and cool in summer, all while lowering your utility bills.

What is an air source heat pump?

An air source heat pump transfers heat between the indoors and outdoors, efficiently warming your home in the winter and cooling it during summer months.

  • Uses electricity—not gas—making it safer and cleaner
  • Offers whisper-quiet operation for a peaceful home
  • Delivers steady comfort without temperature swings
"Most homeowners don’t realize that a heat pump can reduce heating-related carbon emissions by up to 40%, making it one of the most impactful home upgrades for the environment."

Who benefits the most from conversion?

If your current gas furnace is outdated, costly to maintain, or uneven in performance, now is the perfect time to upgrade. Heat pumps work especially well in Massachusetts homes due to strong energy efficiency programs that encourage sustainable choices.

  • Older homes looking to improve energy performance
  • Households wanting to cut energy costs
  • Families ready for more quiet, even heating and cooling

Convert gas to heat pump with flexible system options

No two homes are the same, which is why there are several options when choosing a heat pump system. From full replacements to partial upgrades, there's a solution for every space and budget.

Considering a hybrid system?

A hybrid system combines a traditional gas furnace with a heat pump, giving you the best of both worlds.

  • Automatically switches between gas and electric for efficiency
  • Ideal for Massachusetts winters where temps fluctuate
  • Minimizes your fuel use while maximizing comfort

Ducted or ductless? What to know

Whether you're replacing an old duct system or want a sleeker solution, heat pumps are adaptable. A ducted heat pump works with existing vents, while ductless units are perfect for homes without central ducts.

  • Ductless installs are minimally invasive
  • Ducted systems can use what you already have
  • Both provide powerful, consistent airflow

Want to see how much you can save when you switch to a heat pump? You may qualify for generous rebates and incentives through Mass Save®, making the transition even more affordable.

Upgrading from gas doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right solution and local support, replacing your old furnace with a modern heat pump is a smart step for your home—and the planet.

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What Local Homeowners Are Saying

See how SumZero has helped local homeowners stay comfortable year-round with energy-efficient heat pump solutions.

UPDATE: It's been about 3 months since my new heat pump and gas furnace were installed and things have been humming along, moving seamlessly from cooling to heating. When the temps dropped close to 20 a couple of weeks ago though, the heat pump began to work a little harder and longer at squeezing heat from the frigid air (as we knew it would). So I looked to boost the BTU's by firing up the furnace. Though the blower came on, there was no gas, no flame. A check of the gas line valve and the circuit breaker all looked good. Working different modes on the thermostat I tried multiple times, but the furnace remained cold. I gave SumZero customer support a call first thing Monday morning and got voicemail. Though the message proclaimed my "call was important," my heart sank a little wondering WHEN I would hear back. But Lara cheerfully got back to me within the hour and said she would have a technician by the name of Dan Jameson out to the house between 1:00 and 3:00. Dan arrived a little before 2:30 with the same sunny disposition that seems to be part of the culture at SumZero. He invited me to shadow him and learn a little bit more about my HVAC system while he checked it out. He quickly discovered that an internal gas valve was in the off position, something town inspectors like to see when heating is not required (though it really isn't necessary). Needless to say, the furnace began working like a champ. Dan also took time to check the filter, the heat pump, and program the thermostat, all the while answering my questions and giving me valuable pointers as well. Now when the weather drops below freezing, the heating automatically kicks over to the gas furnace. Should any other questions come up, Dan made a point of saying to be sure to call and, if need be, they'd be happy to come out to the house to explain. Once again, everything is working as it should. And SumZero rocks! Though you try to get some idea of who you are hiring through online reviews and asking the right questions (if you even know what questions to ask), a lot of blind trust goes into choosing a contractor - trust that you'll get what was agreed to, on time, in working order, and at the right price.  I'm happy to say that SumZero checks all the boxes - and then some.  From sales rep Paul Jameson to Sarai and Lara in the office, to Wanderson and his installation team led by Paulo, ALL were professional, knowledgeable, super polite, and patient - exemplars of what customer service used to be.  I am very, very happy with my whole house heat pump and additional duct work that was extended into a recent addition.  An added bonus is that they will help with the submission of paperwork for the Mass Save rebate.  For family and friends contemplating similar work in their homes, I'll definitely point them SumZero's way.  Well done!
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