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Welcome to N.E.T.R., Inc’s Ultimate Ductless HVAC Glossary. Browse the most common terms and their definitions, plus learn how to get in touch with our team of certified technicians for help with your heating and cooling.

Since 1989, N.E.T.R., Inc. has been helping home and business owners in Boston Metro keep their spaces cool for less. From Andover to Woburn, we’ve installed dozens of ductless air conditioners in every kind of home. See our extensive list of real case studies below and learn how we help community residents like you obtain superior comfort, even during blistering Mass summers.

Home and business owners across the nation have been swapping their central HVAC systems for ductless heating and cooling – here’s why. 

Read our previous blog: 15 Benefits of Ductless Heating and Cooling

Think you know everything about electricity? Check out 60+ eye-opening electrical facts below and test your knowledge of watt’s up.

Did you purchase a heat pump for your home last year? If so, you may qualify for a tax credit. The Inflation Reduction Act gives qualifying taxpayers credits of up to $2,000 for upgrading to a heat pump, and if you made other energy-efficient adjustments to your home, you could save even more.

If you didn’t install a heat pump in tax year 2023, don’t worry. These credits are active through tax year 2032, and they’re available at slightly reduced rates for the two following years. Here’s an overview of the basics. Note that this is solely for information purposes and is not tax advice.

Finding more energy-efficient heating solutions benefits both consumers and the planet. Consumers can save money on their utility bills while knowing that they are making eco-friendly choices that reduce carbon emissions.

So, what are the most energy-efficient choices? There are several different types of efficient HVAC solutions. But air source heat pumps (ASHPs) and a front runner, and they’re perfect for keeping you comfortable through the hot summers and cold winters of the New England area.

Want to learn more now? Then, contact us at N.E.T.R., Inc. or keep reading to learn why these systems are so efficient.

Making the switch to an electric heating and cooling system is an eco-friendly way to upgrade your HVAC and maximize the efficiency of your home. But before jumping in, you should do some research to make sure you’re making the best possible decisions. Without proper planning, a change in your HVAC system could be a rough transition.

A big part of this is working with an HVAC company that understands your options, the number of factors that go into choosing the right system, and how to develop the best HVAC solution for each home. Keep reading to learn how to avoid the most common mistakes people make when switching to electric heating and cooling. If you’re ready to take your home heating and cooling to the next level, contact us at N.E.T.R., Inc. today.

If you’ve been researching mini splits for a while, you’ve probably heard the term “inverter” or “inverter-driven” technology more than once. What does this mean? What are the advantages of an inverter? How do they work? And how can they improve the comfort and efficiency of your home?

To answer these questions, we’ve put together this post about the benefits of inverter technology. Here’s what you need to know.

Air source heat pumps provide both heating and cooling. They operate extremely efficiently, run very quietly, and maintain very consistent temperatures. On top of that, the cost of new equipment and installation is on par with most traditional HVAC options, and they can work for many different applications in your home.

How is all this possible? How do these systems work?  Here is an overview of the basics

As the snow melts and the days start getting longer, everyone starts to look forward to summer. Are you ready? In addition to planning vacations and booking summer camps, you also need to ensure that your air conditioner is ready for summer. Avoid unexpected breakdowns and safeguard the efficiency of your AC with these tips.