Residential HVAC Services

Ductless Mini Split Installations​

Mini split air conditioners work similarly to other types of air conditioners in that they compress and expand refrigerant to pull away heat and moisture from the air. There are some significant differences between mini split air conditioners and other types of air conditioners, and they include:

Heat Pumps​

 How are ductless air conditioners, or mini split air conditioners, capable of heating and cooling without needing large indoor and outdoor units? The secret lies in energy-efficient heat pumps. They take advantage of heat’s tendency to move from warm areas to cool areas. In doing so, they are capable of heating and cooling while using a lot less energy.

Connections​

As with a traditional heating and cooling system, mini split systems have indoor and outdoor components. In this case, however, the indoor and outdoor units are connected by suction lines, which draw away condensate, refrigerant lines, which facilitate the transfer of warm air, and power lines, which keep everything working correctly.

Indoor Units​

With a mini split air conditioner, outdoor units are mounted on outside walls. There are also compact indoor units, which may be mounted on floors, ceilings or high up on walls. These units have blowers that deliver heated and cooled air to a specific area.

Residential HVAC Services

At Eastern Heat Pump & Mechanical, we get that your home is your refuge — the place where you’re the most comfortable and secure. In order to ensure optimal HVAC conditions for your home and family, our team delivers unparalleled expertise and will treat your home as though it was ours.

Our Residential HVAC Services include:

New construction

Outfit your new home with exceptional HVAC solutions designed to meet the specific needs of your unique space. You’ve finally broken ground on the home of your dreams. Make sure you’re equipping it with the necessary components and solutions to ensure your home’s optimal comfort all year long, no matter the season.

System replacements - heating and cooling

For home renovations, an HVAC system upgrade is often required for optimal heating and cooling throughout your home. Our team will evaluate your existing HVAC system components and determine whether a replacement will enhance your home’s HVAC efficiency and efficacy.

Heating and cooling add-ons

We offer various system enhancements to optimize the heating and cooling in your home. Depending on the size of your space and your preferences for how to control your home’s HVAC system, our team can recommend specific and strategic heating and cooling add-ons to enhance the air quality and comfort of your living quarters.

Service

Whatever your residential service needs, our team is expert at handling requests both big and small. Whether it’s an emergency call to fix and HVAC repair, or an evaluation of your existing system for greater functionality, we’ve got your HVAC service needs covered.

Maintenance

Ensure your system is running smoothly for optimum performance and cost-effective functionality. Keeping up with timely HVAC maintenance is key to supporting the longevity and seamless operation of your residential HVAC system.

Mini split installations

Depending on your home’s layout, mini split installations might be your ideal residential HVAC solution. This residential HVAC solution is increasingly popular and requires less space than traditional split systems.

ERVs - fresh air

An ERV is an Energy Recovery Ventilator, which provides a consistent exchange of indoor air for filtered, outdoor air. Keep fresh, clean air circulating throughout your home by connecting ERVs to your existing HVAC system.

Ventilation ductwork

Support the best air quality in your home with expertly installed and maintained ventilation ductwork, featuring ducts and fans that draw and distribute fresh air throughout your home.

Smart thermostat

Connected thermostats keep you in control of the HVAC in your home, allowing you to customize settings, according to your schedule. Smart thermostats help make your home more energy-efficient, making your energy bills more manageable. Go a little greener with the strategic support of a smart thermostat.

Why Choose Eastern?

There is no shortage of HVAC companies in NH or HVAC companies in MA that are capable of handling your business or home’s HVAC needs. However, few HVAC companies feature an impressive portfolio representative of extensive experience and quality workmanship as Eastern. We approach each project with a determination to exceed client expectations and establish a relationship that you can count on even after the work is completed.

We know you have choices when it comes to HVAC services, which is why we are committed to offering competitive pricing to all of our customers, whether commercial or residential.

Since 2016, Eastern Heat Pump & Mechanical has been a top choice for HVAC NH businesses and residents. Our licensing allows us to complete projects for HVAC in New Hampshire and HVAC in Massachusetts.

Headquartered in Manchester, NH, our full service mechanical contractor firm serves both the pla & spec and design-build markets. Our team’s expertise encompasses an extensive variety of technologies and applications.

In addition to our experience and expertise, both commercial and residential clients appreciate our superior service. Eastern Heat Pump and Mechanical is also proud of the following credentials:

  • Better Business Bureau (BBB)
  • Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA)
  • Associated Builders and Contractors

Our Process

At Eastern Heat Pump & Mechanical, we believe in keeping things simple. That’s why our process for residential HVAC repair and service requests takes four short and sweet steps:

  1. Contact us to request your free estimate and quote on your residential HVAC project.
  2. Our team reviews the details in order to determine your custom residential HVAC quote
  3. We submit our quote for your review and discuss the details of your job, answering any questions you have and addressing all of your concerns.
  4. Once you give the green light, we get started!

Let’s do this!

Sample Projects

Before you reach out about your residential HVAC needs, take a look at some of our past projects and contact us when you’re ready to get started!

Commonly Asked Residential HVAC Questions

Your home is cooled and heated by a residential HVAC system, which can feature solutions like air conditioning systems, furnaces, thermostats, heat pumps and ducts, along with the corresponding controls intended to enhance the comfort in your home. HVAC simply stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Without a residential HVAC system working properly in your home, you wouldn’t have the heat you need in the winter or the cool air we all crave during a summer heatwave.

There is no single answer for how much a new residential HVAC system costs. The total price comes down to your requested features, the size of the space, and what type of solutions we recommend in order to optimize the comfort of your home for you and your family.

As the HVAC industry has evolved and improved, we now have different types of residential HVAC systems available to homeowners. Generally speaking, a residential HVAC system is built from the following requisite parts: condensing unit, evaporator coil, furnace, refrigerant lines, thermostat, and vents. Depending on the type of system, your home might be equipped with both interior and exterior HVAC components. Typically, homeowners will choose from the following four categories of residential HVAC systems:

  1. Duct-free split system
  2. Traditional HVAC split system
  3. Humidity control, which includes humidifiers and dehumidifiers
  4. Zoned systems

The best residential HVAC system for your project is going to vary based on your needs. For the most accurate information for your project, contact our team of experts today.

There is a pretty straightforward formula to help you determine how to size your residential HVAC system. Typically, it requires approximately 25 BTUs to effectively cool a single square foot of your home. Keep in mind that this simple formula is a great starting point, but doesn’t take into account details like high volume rooms (think living room, den, kitchens). For these spaces, it’s a good idea to reserve an additional 500 BTUs. If the air conditioning system you’re considering is measured in tons, rather than BTUs, just remember this quick conversion: t ton = 12,000 BTUs.