Heat Pumps

Heat Pump Installation NYC.

Heat pumps are the future of efficient heating and cooling in NYC. Vinco Mechanical installs air-source, mini-split, and VRF heat pump systems for commercial and residential buildings, with access to Con Edison Clean Heat incentives to reduce your costs.

What we offer

Service scope.

01

Air-Source Heat Pumps

Efficient heating and cooling from a single outdoor unit.

02

Ductless Mini Splits

Zone-controlled comfort without ductwork modifications.

03

VRF Heat Recovery

Simultaneous heating and cooling for multi-zone commercial buildings.

04

Clean Heat Incentives

We handle Con Edison and NYSERDA rebate paperwork for maximum savings.

05

Cold Climate Models

Heat pumps rated for NYC winters, maintaining output down to -13°F.

06

Electrification Support

Guidance on transitioning from fossil fuel systems to electric heat pumps.

How it works

Three steps.

Step 01

Energy Assessment

We calculate your building's heating/cooling load and recommend the right heat pump system.

Step 02

Incentive Application

We apply for all available rebates and incentives before installation begins.

Step 03

Professional Installation

Factory-trained installation with commissioning and staff training included.

Why Vinco

What you get.

Incentive Experts

We maximize Con Edison and NYSERDA rebates, handling all paperwork for you.

Cold Climate Certified

Trained on cold-climate heat pump models designed for Northeast winters.

Electrification Partners

Guiding NYC buildings through the transition from fossil fuels to electric heating.

All Building Types

From brownstones to high-rises, we find the right heat pump solution.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

How much does heat pump installation cost in NYC?

Residential mini-split heat pump installation starts at $3,500-$7,000 per zone. Commercial heat pump systems range from $15,000-$100,000+ depending on building size. Con Edison incentives can offset 20-40% of costs.

Do heat pumps work in NYC winters?

Yes, modern cold-climate heat pumps operate efficiently down to -13°F. Models from Mitsubishi (Hyper-Heating) and Daikin maintain full heating capacity in NYC's typical winter temperatures.

What Clean Heat incentives are available?

Con Edison's Clean Heat program offers significant incentives for converting to heat pumps. Residential incentives can be $1,000-$10,000+. Commercial incentives are based on system capacity. We handle all paperwork.

Can I replace my boiler with a heat pump?

In many cases, yes. Heat pumps can replace oil or gas boilers while providing both heating and cooling. We assess your building to determine the best transition approach.

Neighborhoods we serve
Upper West SideUpper East SidePark SlopeBrooklyn HeightsForest HillsRiverdale
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Heat pump rebates and credits in NYC

Most qualifying air-source heat pump installs layer multiple programs. Ground-source (geothermal) unlocks an uncapped 30% federal credit instead, details below.

Con Ed Clean Heat: Option 1 (Full Replacement)

$8,000 single-family / $4,000 apartment

Remove or disable the fossil fuel system and install a qualifying heat pump. Highest rebate tier.

Con Ed Clean Heat: Option 2 (Keep Existing with Controls)

$2,500 single-family / $1,000 apartment

Add a qualifying heat pump but keep the existing fossil fuel system as backup, with integrated controls.

Federal Section 25C: Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (Heat Pumps)

30% of cost, up to $2,000 per tax year

Non-refundable federal tax credit worth 30% of qualified heat pump cost, up to $2,000/yr.

NYS Clean Heat Loan (On-Bill / Smart Energy)

Up to $25,000 (residential) at below-market rates

Low-interest financing for the remaining project cost after Clean Heat rebates.

Con Ed Bring Your Own Thermostat (BYOT)

$50 enrollment + $25/year

Annual payment for letting Con Ed adjust your smart thermostat during peak demand events.

Considering geothermal?

Federal Section 25D: 30% of total cost, no cap, through 2032. On a $60,000 install that is $18,000 back.

See the geothermal option →

Exact amount depends on your building, equipment, and DAC status. Contractor confirms on the rebate application.