What Size Heat Pump Do I Need in Massachusetts?
“How big of a heat pump do I need?” It’s the first question almost every homeowner asks an Endless Energy heat pump specialist when they
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“How big of a heat pump do I need?” It’s the first question almost every homeowner asks an Endless Energy heat pump specialist when they
Endless Energy’s customer care team’s phones have been ringing nonstop since that brutal heat wave hit Massachusetts in late June. Even now in August, they’re
If you’re a Massachusetts homeowner considering making the switch to a heat pump—or you’ve already made the smart move to clean, efficient heating and cooling—we
We get this question constantly from homeowners calling our office: “My 1920s colonial in Newton doesn’t have ducts. Am I stuck with window units forever?”
What I Talked About on the “Right Here in Mass” Podcast I recently sat down with Right Here in Mass to chat about something I

A post by the US Department of Energy shows that modern conventional heating systems like boilers can achieve an efficiency of up to 98.5%. However, such high

There are plenty of benefits associated with installing a mini split system. While one of those advantages involves a less complex installation process, it will
Giving Back to Our Communities: Celebrating Braintree Little League State Champions At Endless Energy, we believe that being part of a community means more than
Mini splits are one of the most efficient and popular ways to cool homes across Massachusetts — especially in older homes, additions, or when switching
Massachusetts might be known for its rich history and top-tier schools, but when it comes to water quality, not every town is winning awards. From
Have you noticed that your furnace smells like burning dust the first time you turn on the heat? A brief, mild dusty odor during the
On January 1, 2027 Mass Save® heat pump rebates. Whole-home heat pumps installed in 2026 can earn up to $8,500, but you’ll only get a
The cost to heat a home in Massachusetts is rising sharply for households that rely on heating oil. National EIA projections indicate that heating oil
Furnace Blowing Cold Air? Causes and Fixes Massachusetts winters are known for extremely cold temperatures and stormy weather with periods of heavy snowfall. If you
Many Massachusetts homeowners use gas or electric furnaces as their primary home heating system. Because of our extremely cold, wet, and windy winters, a reliable

What’s making it more expensive to heat homes in the northeast Every oil-heated house in New England knows the routine. The oil truck pulls into

Just as the cool Massachusetts weather arrives and you first switch on your furnace, it’s normal to experience a slight burning smell when the heat

When it’s time for a replacement HVAC system, whether it’s a furnace, boiler, AC, or heat pump, the first thing your mind goes to is

What Massachusetts Homeowners Should Check Before Temperatures Drop It may feel too early to think about heating systems, but August is actually a good time
With a large number of older properties in the state built in or before 1939, many Massachusetts homeowners need an electrical panel upgrade to keep