Fuel oil is a common way to heat New England homes. Unfortunately, heating oil is expensive and unappealing to many homeowners. At Kearney HVAC, we want to help homeowners across Essex County, Massachusetts and beyond save on energy costs. We install natural gas service, allowing our customers to achieve significant energy savings.
Switching to natural gas comes with a variety of benefits, including:
If your heating bills are too high or if your current heating system needs to be replaced, it's time to consider switching to a gas-fired furnace or boiler. Many of our customers that install natural gas service in their homes appreciate that they don't have to remember to fill the oil tank or clean soot or oil sludge from their heating system. In addition, most natural gas is extracted in North America, reducing our reliance on foreign oil.
Although fuel oil may have been a cheaper way to heat when the home was originally built, switching to a gas heating system can save many homeowners up to $1,000 or more each year. In addition, natural gas heating systems typically cost less than similar oil-fired heating systems, meaning homeowners can save money on the equipment. Gas Networks and Mass Save rebates can significantly reduce the total system cost of installing a new gas furnace or boiler.
Our skilled technicians are licensed gas fitters and have a variety of industry-standard certifications that demonstrate our expertise in the field. We're happy to install a new natural gas system for you, or swap out your old oil-fired furnace or boiler for a new gas heating system. With superior attention to detail and thorough work, the Kearney HVAC team can complete the whole project from start to finish.
With the help of our great neighbor across the hall, Kearney HVAC was contacted, appeared within 2 hours, diagnosed our heating system failure quickly during a severe cold snap, and had the system refurbished and operable within 48 hours.
At Kearney HVAC, we install a variety of Bryant gas furnaces. One of the features that varies between units is the energy efficiency rating. Our goal is to help educate homeowners so they can make informed decisions about their home heating system.