Mitsubishi Ductless Heating and cooling

Originally published April, 2016

You may have heard ads recently on WSRS and WTAG telling listeners that the weather is being sponsored by Crowley Fuel, and there is a phone number listed for people who are interested in having a Mitsubishi Ductless Heating and Cooling System installed. We took advantage of the opportunity to be part of the I Heart Radio Advertising Campaign this spring and have found it to be very effective in bringing new interest and business for an excellent system that we have been installing for five years.
 
Now is a great time for our customers to have a Mitsubishi Air-Source Heat Pump installed because of the generous rebate programs available through MassSave and the Mass Clean Energy Center. A homeowner with an average income can get back as much as $3,000 on the largest system that Mitsubishi makes. If you have a home that heats with electric resistance, and your income is at or below 80-percent of the state median income, you could get back up to $6,000 in rebates! On average these rebates will defray 25-percent of the cost to install these systems.
 
These ductless air-source heat pumps are the best way to provide cooling and heating to a home that is not already equipped with a central air duct system. The lines that supply the indoor evaporator units run up the outside of the building and are covered in protective plastic called, appropriately enough, line hide. It looks like rain gutter, comes in four different colors and is paintable.
 
If you would like to know more about these programs, here is the contact information:
 
MassSave: www.masssave.com
Mass Clean Energy Center: www.masscec.com
 
You will always find me prepared to answer your questions about Mitsubishi Heating and Cooling Products and give a free estimate for installation.

Bob

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