Heat Pumps in New England: LG Heating & Cooling
Year-Round Comfort. Powered by LG.
Efficient heating in winter. Comfortable cooling in summer. Discover LG air-source heat pumps, professionally installed by New England Clean Energy.
A Smarter Way to Heat and Cool Your Home
Heat pumps offer New England homeowners an energy-efficient way to stay comfortable throughout the year.
Unlike traditional heating systems that burn fuel to create warmth, air-source heat pumps use electricity to transfer heat between your home and the outdoors. The same technology can also provide air conditioning during warmer months.
New England Clean Energy installs high-efficiency LG residential air-source heat pumps, including cold-climate options designed for New England winters.
New to heat pumps? Learn how they work →More Comfort. More Possibilities.
Modern LG heat pumps can improve home comfort while supporting long-term energy goals.
Heating and Cooling
One heat pump system provides heating and air conditioning to the space it’s designed to serve.
Efficient Heat Transfer
By moving heat rather than creating it through combustion, heat pumps can provide efficient heating and cooling.
Comfort Where You Need It
An appropriately sized system can improve comfort in living spaces, home additions, or rooms with uneven temperatures.
Reduce Heating Fuel Dependence
Electric heat pumps can reduce reliance on oil, propane, or gas heating, depending on the installation and how the system is used.
Discover LG Heat Pumps
LG combines advanced heat pump technology with efficient operation, modern design, and cold-climate heating capabilities.
LGRED° Heat Technology
LGRED° technology helps selected LG heat pump models deliver heating performance during cold weather.
- Engineered for cold-climate heating
- Advanced inverter technology
- Model-specific low-temperature performance
Modern Design LG ARTCOOL Heat Pumps
LG ARTCOOL combines efficient heating and cooling with contemporary indoor-unit designs that complement modern homes.
- Sleek wall-mounted indoor options
- Heating and air conditioning
- Convenient controls, depending on model
LGRED° refers to cold-climate heating technology available on selected LG models. ARTCOOL is an LG product family. Features, compatibility, and available equipment vary by model and installation.
Can LG Heat Pumps Handle Cold Weather?
Yes. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed to provide heating even when outdoor temperatures fall below freezing.
Selected LG systems use LGRED° technology to support heating performance as temperatures drop.
Advanced Cold-Climate Technology
Certain LGRED° models maintain rated heating capacity at 5°F and can operate at temperatures down to -13°F.
Proper Design Matters
Real-world performance depends on the equipment selected, home insulation, heating load, outdoor conditions, and installation quality.
Cold-weather specifications vary by model. These ratings do not apply to every LG system, and supplemental heating may be appropriate in some homes.
Designed Around Your Space
LG heat pumps can be a practical option for a variety of residential comfort needs.
Home Additions
Heat and cool new living spaces without necessarily extending existing ductwork.
Hard-to-Condition Rooms
Improve comfort in spaces that are difficult to heat or cool with existing equipment.
Home Energy Upgrades
Add efficient electric heating and cooling as part of a larger electrification plan.
Appropriate installations depend on the home’s layout, heating needs, and available LG equipment.
Learn More About Heat Pumps
Explore helpful guides about heat pump technology, energy costs, and home electrification.
LG Heat Pump Installation with New England Clean Energy
New England Clean Energy has helped homeowners adopt clean energy solutions since 2006. Our team first began installing heat pumps in 2017 and now offers LG residential air-source heat pump systems.
We bring the same thoughtful approach to heat pump projects that has guided our solar work: evaluating your needs, planning the right installation, and providing local support.
What to Expect
Consultation
We’ll discuss your current heating and cooling, comfort concerns, and project goals.
System Planning
We’ll evaluate suitable LG equipment and installation requirements for your space.
Installation
Our team completes the approved installation and explains how to operate your system.
Solar Panels + Heat Pumps
If you already have solar panels, or you’re considering them, a heat pump can be another step toward home electrification.
Solar can generate electricity that contributes to your home’s energy needs, including heat pump operation. Actual savings depend on energy use, solar production, electricity rates, and utility billing arrangements.
Explore Solar + Heat Pumps →Heat Pump FAQs
What are heat pumps, and how do they work?
Heat pumps are electric heating and cooling systems that transfer heat between indoor and outdoor spaces. They can warm your home in winter and cool it during summer.
Learn How Heat Pumps Work →Do LG heat pumps work in New England winters?
Yes. Selected LG cold-climate systems are engineered for heating in freezing weather. Performance varies by model and outdoor conditions, making proper system design important.
What is the difference between LGRED° and ARTCOOL?
LGRED° refers to cold-climate heating technology used in selected LG models. ARTCOOL refers to an LG product family known for modern indoor-unit designs. The two are not mutually exclusive categories.
Can a heat pump heat and cool one room?
Yes. A properly sized single-zone heat pump can provide heating and cooling for a particular space. Project feasibility depends on the room, equipment, and installation requirements.
Will heat pumps lower my energy bills?
They may. Operating costs depend on your previous heating fuel, electricity rates, system efficiency, insulation, and usage. Savings are not guaranteed.
Are heat pump rebates and incentives available?
Qualifying heat pump installations may be eligible for utility or energy-efficiency incentives. Eligibility and amounts depend on the state, utility, equipment, and project date.
Do I need to remove my existing heating system?
Not necessarily. Heat pumps may supplement an existing heating system. Whether existing equipment should be retained depends on the proposed installation.
Explore LG Heat Pumps for Your Home
Whether you’re exploring efficient heating and cooling for a specific space or planning your next home energy upgrade, New England Clean Energy can help you understand your options.
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