Greater Lowell Middlesex County
- Lowell
- Dracut
- Tyngsborough
- Chelmsford
- Westford
- Billerica
- Tewksbury
We work within a short drive of the river, from Westford to Newburyport and north to Derry and Nashua. Staying close is what lets us come back after the first real cold snap to check that every room is holding temperature.
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The equipment is the same on both sides of the state line. The paperwork, the money, and the houses are not.
In Massachusetts it is Mass Save if National Grid or Eversource supplies your electricity. If your electric bill comes from a municipal light plant, the town may run its own program instead. In New Hampshire it is NHSaves, through your utility. How each one works.
Each town has its own building and wiring inspectors, forms, and schedules. We pull the permits the work requires in your town and book the inspections, so you do not have to learn how your town hall works.
Inland towns see colder design temperatures than the coast. The load calculation uses the figure for your town, which is why a system sized for Newburyport may come up short in Westford.
Triple-deckers and two-families in Lowell, Lawrence and Haverhill; colonials and capes in the suburbs; older farmhouses toward the coast and over the line. In a multi-family, each unit usually has its own utility account, and we plan each unit’s system to match.
Call and ask. If the house is close to one of these towns, we may still be the right people for it.