Do You Need a Mini-Split or a Whole-Home System? Let’s Find Out
Mini-Split or Whole-Home System? Here’s How to Decide
When upgrading your heating and cooling, choosing the right system is key. Some homes benefit from a whole-home heat pump, while others need a mini-split for targeted comfort.
So how do you know which one is right for you? Let’s compare your options.
1. What’s the Difference?
The best option depends on your home’s layout, ductwork, and comfort needs.
2. A Whole-Home Heat Pump is Best If…
✅ You have existing ductwork—A heat pump can replace your furnace and AC.
✅ You want a seamless whole-home solution—One system for the entire house.
✅ You want to maximize rebates—Whole-home systems qualify for big incentives.
A heat pump can replace your furnace and AC, cutting energy costs and eliminating fossil fuels!
3. A Mini-Split System is Best If…
✅ You don’t have ductwork—Mini-splits install without major renovations.
✅ You want zoned comfort—Different rooms can have different temperatures.
✅ You have problem areas—Perfect for garages, basements, sunrooms, or additions.
Mini-splits offer extreme efficiency by heating and cooling only the spaces that need it.
4. Both Systems Qualify for Major Rebates
✅ Up to $10,000 in Mass Save rebates
✅ For individuals with lower incomes, the amounts can go as high as $16,000.
✅ 30% Federal Tax Credit on installation costs
✅ Additional local utility rebates may be available
We’ll handle all rebate paperwork so you maximize your savings!
5. Still Not Sure? We Can Help!
Choosing between a mini-split and a whole-home system depends on your home’s size, layout, and comfort goals. The best way to decide is to talk to an expert.
Fill out the form below, and one of our specialists will help you determine the best system for your home & budget!
