If you’re adding AC to your home for the first time or replacing an aging air conditioning system, you’re likely comparing central AC and ductless heat pumps. Choosing which one is right for your home will depend on your home’s layout, existing ductwork, comfort concerns, and long-term plans.
Since 2010, Kearney HVAC has completed more than 8,000 local projects across Massachusetts and New Hampshire, including more than 4,500 heat pump installations. Whether you are trying to cool an older home without ductwork, solve uneven temperatures in certain rooms, or replace a central system that is no longer keeping up, Kearney can help you compare the right options.
How We Provide Custom Cooling Solutions
Kearney has experience designing cooling solutions for a variety of homes, and we combine that experience with clear communication and a start-to-finish process designed to make home upgrades easier. Throughout the process, our office team, consultants, install managers, and technicians keep you informed about what is happening, what comes next, and what to expect in your home.
1. We get to know your home.
From the first call through the in-home consultation, we listen to your concerns and take time to understand what your home needs.
2. We identify what’s causing the problem.
Stuffy rooms or high summer energy bills? We’ll collect data to find the root cause of the issue.
3. We design around your home.
When new equipment is being considered, we perform a Manual J load calculation or 3D home scans when appropriate to help accurately size the system.
4. We help you compare options.
Based on your consultation, we can help you compare ductless mini splits, central AC, ducted heat pumps, and dual-fuel systems. We’ll also explain available incentives like Mass Save® rebates and financing options before you decide.
5. We confirm the plan before installation.
An install manager meets with you before installation day to review the equipment, placement, and finished plan.
6. We provide long-term support.
Kearney can be there for the life of your new system, with preventative maintenance, repairs, and service agreements.
