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Coos County, New Hampshire


We service the lower area of Coos County including Dalton, NH Whitefield, NH and Lancaster, NH

Ideal Heating Boiler Installation
HVAC Contractors of NH & VT

As homeowners ourselves, we expect comfort and reliability too. Just like you. We will approach every job and every conversation with your best interest and expectations in mind, just as we would expect for ourselves and our families.

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When it comes to heating your new england home, it isn't a one size fits all.

When choosing a heating system for homes in New England, factors include the region's cold climate, fuel availability, and energy efficiency. Homeowners consider installation and maintenance costs, home size and layout, existing infrastructure, comfort preferences, and environmental impact. Additionally, local regulations, incentives, and the reliability and reputation of the system and installer play crucial roles in the decision. Some common types of heating systems used in the region include:

F U R N A C E

Furnaces are a popular choice for heating homes in New England. They use natural gas, oil, or electricity to generate heat, which is then distributed throughout the home via ductwork.

B O I L E R

Boilers are another common heating system in New England. They use water or steam to heat a home, which is then circulated through radiators or baseboard heaters.

H E A T P U M P

Heat pumps are becoming increasingly popular in New England due to their energy efficiency. They use electricity to transfer heat from the air or ground into a home, providing both heating and cooling capabilities.

W O O D S T O V E


Wood stoves are a traditional heating option in New England, especially in rural areas where wood is readily available. They provide a cozy heat source and can be used as a primary or supplemental heating system.

R A D I A N T

Radiant floor heating is a luxurious option for heating homes in New England. It involves installing heating elements beneath the floor, which radiate heat upward to warm the space.

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