The Monadnock Region’s First and Only Mitsubishi Electric Ductless HVAC Showroom!
As a family-run business, we’re committed to giving each project and customer the personal care and attention they deserve.
With over 500+ five-star reviews, it’s clear that we go the extra mile to make sure our customers are happy.
As a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Elite Contractor, we offer top-tier ductless mini-split systems with the added peace of mind of a 12-year parts and labor warranty.
From installations to repairs and maintenance, we offer everything you need to keep your heating, cooling, and air quality systems in shape.
Our “Comfort Zone” showroom lets you experience Mitsubishi Electric’s ductless systems up close before deciding.
We’re passionate about sustainability and do our part by participating in environmentally-friendly initiatives.
If you’re considering upgrading your HVAC in Vermont, a Bergeron Mechanical Systems Design Consultant can explain the available HVAC tax credits and financial incentives in your area.
Whether it’s a residential or commercial project, our team helps you maximize incentives while enhancing comfort. Some programs are set to expire at the end of 2025.
Heating Cost Table: Residential Energy Use in Vermont
|
System Type |
Estimated Annual Cost |
Efficiency Level (*) |
|
Oil Furnace |
$2,713 per year¹ |
Low – typically 80–85% efficient |
|
Propane Heating |
$2,164 per year² |
Moderate – ranges from 70–95% depending on system age and maintenance |
|
Modern Electric HVAC (Heat Pump) |
≈$1,480 per year³ |
High – up to 300% efficiency (COP 2.5–3.5) |
(*) Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
We work with you to determine the most efficient design to meet your comfort needs at a cost that represents a value to you.
Your design consultation is obligation-free and costs you nothing except an hour or so of your time. You’ll have a complete installation proposal, with no hidden costs, in hand before we leave.
Some exclusions may apply. Call for more details.
Air-source heat pumps can reduce energy usage by up to 30%, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Heat pumps move heat instead of generating it, making them far more energy-efficient than traditional heating systems.
Heat pumps can cut carbon emissions by at least 20% compared to gas boilers, as supported by a study from the International Energy Agency. A more sustainable option for homeowners wanting to lower their environmental impact.
High-efficiency systems provide better temperature control and improved air quality. Heat pumps are particularly effective in maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures, even in colder climates, ensuring year-round comfort.
Homeowners can access financial incentives and tax credits through programs such as the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and ENERGY STAR. These incentives help offset initial costs, making high-efficiency HVAC systems in Vermont more affordable.
Incorrect Installation Can Lead to Energy Wastage
Nearly 90% of HVAC systems are set up incorrectly, resulting in increased energy usage and reduced performance, according to the North Carolina Alternative Energy Corporation. Research from Texas A&M University also confirms that improper installation can negatively affect both comfort and operating costs.
Why It Matters
Selecting the right contractor makes all the difference. We belong to the 10% of contractors who consistently install HVAC systems correctly.
A professional installation ensures your HVAC system in Vermont runs efficiently, delivers reliable comfort, and helps reduce energy usage throughout the year.
Homeowners insurance typically does not cover HVAC ductwork unless it’s damaged due to a covered peril, like a fire or severe weather. It’s always best to check with your insurance provider to understand the specifics of your policy.
As a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Elite Contractor, we provide mini-split systems backed by a 12-year parts and labor warranty. This warranty covers essential components. Always check the terms of your warranty to understand what is covered.
The best time to replace an HVAC system in Vermont is usually fall and winter, when demand is lower and installation teams are more available.
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