Heat Pump Solutions Inc.

Heat Pump Solutions Inc. works out of Hyannis and covers Cape Cod, doing heat pump and HVAC installation alongside a full electrical arm. Its own site says the company is locally owned and operated by a Master Electrician, and it lists itself as a Mass Save approved vendor. Reviewers overwhelmingly deal with someone they call Nick. The installation record is specific and consistent. A West Barnstable customer had two compressors and four splits fitted in two days, with the crew on time each morning and the site left clean, and communication run over text and email. Another had a ducted heat pump and AC system put into a summer house through the Mass Save programme and said it finished ahead of schedule. A third had the whole job done in a single day and noted the company also turned round the Mass Save rebate paperwork. Two accounts stand out for how the company behaves when things go wrong. In November 2022 a customer whose old heating system was leaking carbon monoxide was shut down by the fire department and left without heat in midwinter; they wrote that Heat Pump Solutions came out around nine at night and had heat restored within two days. In June 2026, when a circuit board in a heat pump failed, Nick Betty diagnosed it, ordered the replacement and fitted it within hours of the part arriving. The electrical side gets its own praise. A June 2026 customer with a major electrical fault said power was restored quickly at what they considered a fair price for a large job, and another had lighting and a new boiler installed. Housekeeping comes up repeatedly — crews clearing up each day, one even vacuuming the house afterwards. On price, a customer comparing quotes for a Mitsubishi system in 2022 said this company came in two thousand dollars cheaper and sent the estimate within hours while others took weeks. The record is deep and current: forty reviews across six sources running from 2022 to 2026, with ten in the last six months and none of them negative. One thing to check yourself. The only licence detail found is a directory entry — BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts Electrical Business licence, number 9019, which it says it verified as active in June 2026. That is a directory's claim rather than a check against the state registry, so ask for the number and confirm it with the Board of State Examiners of Electricians before work begins. For a mini-split or ducted heat pump on the Cape, particularly one going through Mass Save, this is a contractor with a long run of consistent, detailed praise behind it.