East Boston Home Is Feeling The Breeze

This new homeowner wanted to get their condo comfortable, but the building was a real challenge and window units just weren’t going to cut it.

It is a testament to the Mitsubishi Electric commitment to quality that the units we replaced at this church were from 1982 and still working pretty well! Even still – it was time to upgrade. In order to heat the two most commonly used spaces – the Pastor’s office and the church office – they had to turn on the entire steam heating system! In addition, the old Mitsubishi Electric systems were cooling only and pretty tired.

The customer was doing a renovation but didn’t want to do a ducted system due to the expense and the invasive nature of running ductwork. They also didn’t need to have the whole home “conditioned” at the same time, meaning they could utilize “spot heating/cooling” rather than heating rooms they weren’t using.

South Boston is a great neighborhood with a lot of character, but some homes in the neighborhood lack the modern essentials that make life great. This young couple had a wonderful renovation done but still had old baseboard heat and no AC.

These new homeowners had bought a new home with some wonderful character – nice wood floors, high ceilings, and great stained glass windows and woodwork – but their heating system was one huge zone and not very efficient. Also, with no air conditioning and a growing family, it was time to make the switch to a new, efficient system.

Within sight of the Bunker Hill Monument stood a classic “triple-decker” and a young family who couldn’t quite get comfortable! [company_name] to the rescue! Although the property was really bright and airy, it was way too HOT! The thru-the-wall window AC units were unbearably loud and didn’t do an efficient job cooling down the home.

Living on the beach is a beautiful thing, but despite the constant breeze, our client was still a bit warm with southern exposure all afternoon and no AC. Combined with a low-efficiency oil heating system, we saw a great opportunity to solve a big comfort issue and make the home more efficient at the same time. These are the jobs that we love at [company_name]!

It could be said that architects have the most detailed eye in the business, so we had our work cut out for us with this Somerville client who wanted the best – and we delivered. We took a great Victorian-era home with fantastic attention to detail and we complemented it with an awesome Mitsubishi Electric system.

This beautiful Scalloped-Shingle Victorian needed a smart solution to provide heating and cooling without turning the home into a construction site and also needed to find a way to match the new technology with the old home.

The owners of this carwash have a wonderful facility to keep your car looking its best, but the employee break room was too cold and the existing system was not capable of meeting the demands.

Living in Boston’s Historic South End is a great time, but the challenge is that the beautiful architecture was built for humans in the 1900s or earlier! Creature comforts like nice and efficient heating and cooling weren’t high on the list back then and our client had permanently installed window units blocking all their natural light and was just living with the noise and general unpleasantness. On top of that, their heating was not easily controlled and the whole situation was not up to today’s standards. The biggest challenge is that the workspace was about 50 feet high up off the ground, so safety was a top priority!

Modern construction around our neighborhood doesn’t always mean modern comfort, as our homeowners found out. Our clients recently purchased this home and didn’t want noisy and inefficient window units throughout the home, and also had a lack of zoning in their old gas boiler. have taken many steps towards reducing their carbon footprint, and using

This homeowner was stuck with window units for years and was tired of the inefficiency. They wanted a new high-efficiency solution to address their heating and cooling needs as well as filter the air in the home.

This top floor condo had a view and roof deck which made the summer months incredible, but the old baseboard heating system was unreliable and left a lot to be desired. Adding window units for cooling in the summertime blocked all the natural light and left this awesome home with a noisy and inefficient solution. The open concept of this homemade a single Mitsubishi system the cure!

With gas hot water heating and baseboard, summer means dragging the window units out of the basement and getting someone to help install them, for this Cambridge homeowner. It also means putting them away in the fall and dealing with an inefficient heating system.

HeatSmart Arlington Winchester is going fantastic – here’s another installation of a Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating system with FH Series indoor units and GL Series indoor units.

This home dated back to the 1940s and had lots of character, but what it didn’t have was a way to stay cool! The homeowner also finished off the basement and was looking for a way to not only heat and cool that space but also to make the main home more comfortable.

Who wouldn’t want to live in a beautiful period-correct home? They bring old-world craftsmanship and a charm that is hard to duplicate. The hard part, however, is keeping comfortable when you’re using old baseboard heat.

Getting this home comfortable was a challenge – install a single ducted system and experience temperature differences across the home, or install something more advanced and comfortable?