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Heat pump serving a New Hampshire home in winter

A conditional planning tool

See what the programs may cover

Use your house and fuel details to compare conditional incentive tiers and an annual operating-cost range.

Why it stays a range

The assumptions remain visible

An online result earns trust only when the visitor can see what drives it and what still needs confirmation.

Frost on the fan guard and coil of an outdoor heat pump raised on a timber stand in snow
Sizing

Floor area creates a bracket, not a design

The installed tonnage comes from a room-by-room load calculation. The estimator shows a range and caps rebated capacity at 5 tons per account.

Usage

Your annual use drives the saving range

Enter the fuel units from a recent full year. Equipment selection and seasonal efficiency keep the result a range rather than a promise.

Programs

Qualification is confirmed before commitment

Utility participation, qualified equipment, outdoor-unit count, prior account use, pre-verification, installation cost, and construction status can all change the result.

A fuel switch moves cost, it does not erase it

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Compare annual fuel use with modeled heat-pump electricity

The estimator shows

  • The current annual fuel cost basis
  • A range of modeled heat-pump electricity cost
  • An explicit saving, no-change, or cost-increase state

The estimator leaves out

  • Unconfirmed project pricing
  • Any ownership-cost projection
  • Any promise that a modeled saving will occur

Find out what your house actually needs

A conversation with the person who will do the work, not a salesperson working from a script.

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