A new heating system is a long-term investment in your home's comfort. Stardust HVAC installs heating systems for homes and businesses in Lawrence and the Merrimack Valley, including gas furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits.
We help you choose the right type and size of system for your home, then install it carefully so it runs safely and efficiently.
Choosing the Right Heating System
The best system depends on your home. Homes with ductwork are often a good fit for a furnace or a ducted heat pump. Homes with radiators or baseboard usually use a boiler. Homes without either, or additions and finished spaces, can be a good fit for ductless mini-splits.
We'll look at your existing equipment, fuel source, distribution system, and comfort goals before making a recommendation.
Proper Sizing and Installation
A heating system that's too large wastes energy and cycles on and off; one that's too small struggles on the coldest nights. We size equipment to your home and pay close attention to venting, gas piping, electrical connections, and controls during installation.
Heating Replacement
If your current system is aging, unreliable, or expensive to run, we can discuss replacement options, including furnace replacement, boiler replacement, and heat pump replacement. We'll remove the old equipment and leave your mechanical area clean.
Serving Lawrence and the Merrimack Valley
We provide heating installation services in Lawrence, Methuen, Haverhill, Lowell, Andover, and North Andover, Massachusetts.
Heating Installation FAQs
What type of heating system is best for my home?
It depends on whether you have ducts, radiators, or neither, and on your fuel source. We'll recommend options after seeing your home.
Can a heat pump heat my home in a Massachusetts winter?
Many modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed for New England winters. Some homes pair them with an existing furnace or boiler for backup.
How long does a heating installation take?
Many replacements are completed in a day or two, depending on the system type and any changes to venting, piping, or ductwork.