A properly sized heat pump can replace an aging furnace and separate AC, providing heating and cooling in one system. We review operating-cost factors and available programs for your specific home.
Most NY/NJ/CT homes run a gas or oil furnace for heat and a separate central AC for cooling — two aging systems, two bills, two maintenance headaches, and fuel costs that keep climbing year over year.
A heat pump does both jobs in one unit, moving heat rather than burning fuel. In cooling mode it works like any AC. In heating mode it extracts heat from outside air — efficiently, even through deep winter. One system. One contractor. One set of warranties.
The result: quieter operation, more even room-to-room temperatures, better air filtration, and a monthly energy bill that's electric — not subject to gas or oil price swings.
Replaces your existing forced-air furnace and AC using your current ductwork. Whole-home heating and cooling from a single outdoor unit and air handler — the cleanest retrofit for homes with existing ducts.
Individual wall-mounted units for homes without ductwork, room additions, or zones that need independent climate control. No duct installation required — minimal disruption, maximum flexibility.
Replaces a gas or standard electric water heater using heat-pump technology. Efficiency, operating cost, and available incentives depend on equipment, usage, utility, installation, and current program rules.
Heat-pump rebates may be available in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Options depend on your utility, property, equipment, installer, income category, and current funding.
It's the right question. A decade ago, early heat pumps struggled in cold weather. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed for northeast winters. We select equipment around your home's heat loss, layout, and local winter design temperature.
Cold-weather operating limits and efficiency vary by exact model, capacity, controls, and design temperature. We identify the selected equipment’s certified performance data in the proposal.
A gas furnace COP is always below 1.0. A heat pump at any temperature in the chart above delivers more heat per dollar than burning gas.
Most HVAC companies install a heat pump and walk away. We also do solar and battery storage — and we can electrify your entire home under one roof, with one crew, on one contract.
Pairing a heat pump with rooftop solar may reduce purchased fuel and electricity, depending on usage, system design, weather, tariff, and contract terms. A battery can support selected loads during qualifying outages when designed and operated for backup.
One assessment. One relationship. Same licensed technicians on every piece of the job. Most HVAC companies can't offer this. We can.
A heat pump can replace furnace and AC functions. Fuel and electric usage changes are modeled for the specific home; no bill result is promised.
Panels are sized using the home’s historical usage and planned heat-pump load. Production and bill impacts are modeled project by project.
A properly designed battery may support selected loads during an outage. Available power, duration, HVAC operation, and hot-water operation depend on battery capacity, equipment demand, controls, state of charge, and operating conditions.
Coordinate solar, heating, cooling, and hot water around the home’s actual loads, site constraints, and resilience goals.
Assessment, design, load calculation, installation, and ongoing support - all coordinated in-house. One point of contact from first call to commissioning day.
Our own licensed HVAC technicians do every install. No third parties, no scheduling hand-offs, no accountability gaps.
Every system sized with a Manual J load calc — not a rule-of-thumb guess. Right-sized equipment performs correctly and lasts.
We point out programs worth exploring. For New York HVAC rebates, an approved provider must confirm eligibility and handle the application.
Manufacturer and workmanship coverage is identified in the written proposal, including provider, term, exclusions, claim process, and labor treatment.
"State Solar handled the load calculation and installation — and explained each step clearly."M. CarusoStaten Island, NY · Ducted heat pump + water heater
"The mini-splits are quieter than anything I've had before. State Solar coordinated the installation and explained the available NJ program options."T. BrennanHoboken, NJ · Ductless mini-split system
"State Solar walked us through the equipment and available program options, then kept us updated through installation."R. DelaneyFairfield, CT · Cold-climate ducted system
Every install follows the same defined process. From your first conversation to the day your system fires up, here's exactly what happens.
We visit your home, inspect your current heating system, ductwork, electrical panel, and hot water setup. No cost, no obligation.
Manual J load calculation, equipment selection, and a full system design tailored to your home — not a generic quote from a brochure.
We explain the programs that may fit. If you pursue a New York HVAC rebate, an approved provider confirms eligibility and manages the filing.
Our licensed HVAC technicians complete the full installation — typically 1–2 days for most homes. Site is left clean.
System tested, balanced, and commissioned. We walk you through every mode and control setting before we leave.
One number for service, maintenance, and questions — for the life of your system. Licensed in NY, NJ, and CT.
Call +1 (718) 619-1768 or email info@statesolar.co if yours isn't here — a licensed HVAC technician answers, not a call center.
A qualified team member visits your home, assesses the current setup, and gives you a clear equipment and project-cost proposal. We also flag program options to discuss with an approved provider.