Year-Round Comfort. Heat Pumps From $7,000 After Rebates.
Replace oil or propane heating with one system that heats and cools. Serving Ithaca, Binghamton and nearby homes.
- Whole-home Samsung systems from $7,000 after qualifying rebates
- Single-room mini-splits from $5,800 installed, without a rebate
- One local team, from sizing to installation
What Would You Like to Improve?
Start with your home and the rooms you want to feel comfortable in.
A Cold Room or Hot Upstairs
A ductless mini-split heats and cools the space your current system misses. Single-room installations start at $5,800, with no rebate included.
Replace Oil or Propane Heating
Whole-home Samsung systems start at $7,000 after qualifying rebates. That offer requires a full-load system and fossil-fuel decommission; we confirm eligibility at your address.
One Team, a Complete Quote
We check your home's heat loss, ductwork and electrical panel. Your written proposal includes the system and any electrical work, so you can decide with the full price in front of you.
Recent Installs Around Ithaca, Binghamton, and Bainbridge
Real IGS installations in homes near you.
What Our NY Customers Say
Reviews from real IGS customers across Upstate NY.
“I was worried about heat pumps in an Ithaca winter. IGS showed me the cold-climate data and the Manual J calc. Two winters in — we haven't needed the backup heat once. I'm a convert.”
Get My Free Heat Pump Estimate
Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll call to arrange a free home visit and put your options and installed price in writing.
Let’s Make Your Home More Comfortable
We'll call to arrange your free in-home estimate.
No obligation to buy.
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Your Price, Rebates and Payment Options
Know the full installed cost before you commit.
Whole-Home Samsung, After Rebates
A starting price for a ducted whole-home replacement. Your home's heat loss, equipment and installation work determine the final quote.
Requires a qualifying full-load system and fossil-fuel decommission in an eligible utility territory.
IGS installed pricing, verified against closed 2025–2026 installationsOne Room, Installed
Heating and cooling for a single room, without adding ductwork. Larger spaces and additional zones cost more.
No Clean Heat rebate is included in the single-room price.
IGS installed pricing, verified against closed 2025–2026 installationsNYSERDA Clean Heat Rebate
Qualifying whole-home NYSEG replacements can receive up to $10,000. We check your address and system eligibility and prepare the paperwork.
You sign the program forms and assign the rebate to IGS. We apply it directly to your contract price.
NYSEG Clean Heat Program, 2026 whole-home replacement incentivesSpread the Cost
See available terms and monthly payments alongside your installed price. EFS financing is subject to qualifying credit.
EFS Finance — terms varyFrom Your First Question to a Comfortable Home
Here’s what happens after you request your free estimate.
Talk Through Your Home
We call to discuss the rooms or heating system you want to improve, then arrange a home visit to check the layout, heat loss and electrical panel.
Compare a Written Proposal
See your system options, installed price and qualifying rebates. We explain the choices and handle the permits and rebate application when you go ahead.
Enjoy Your New System
Our team installs and commissions the equipment, walks you through the controls and explains how to reach us for service.
Free estimate. No obligation to buy.
Common Questions About Heat Pumps
Will a heat pump lower my heating bills?
It can, especially when replacing oil, propane or electric resistance heat. Your fuel price, electric rate, insulation and system design all matter. Bring a recent energy bill to your estimate so we can compare your options.
Do I need an indoor unit in every room?
Not always. One unit can serve an open space; closed bedrooms may need separate zones or a ducted option. We check your layout before recommending the fewest units that will keep your chosen rooms comfortable.
Do heat pumps work through an Upstate winter?
Yes. Cold-climate systems are designed for winter heating. We calculate your home's heat loss and check the equipment's output at local winter temperatures, so the recommendation fits your house on cold days as well as mild ones.
Can I keep my furnace as backup?
Yes. A heat pump can work alongside your furnace. We compare that option with a full replacement and explain the effect on rebates. Keeping fossil-fuel heat means you do not qualify for the decommission rebate tier.
What warranty comes with the system?
Your proposal lists the manufacturer's equipment warranty and IGS's installation workmanship warranty. We explain the coverage and who to call for service before you decide.
What does a heat pump cost after rebates?
Whole-home Samsung systems start at $7,000 after qualifying rebates; single-room mini-splits start at $5,800 installed without a rebate. Size, equipment and installation work affect the price. Your free home visit gives us what we need to put your actual cost in writing.
How do the Clean Heat rebates work?
Qualifying whole-home replacements can receive up to $10,000 through NYSEG. The system must meet the program's full heating-load requirements; the amount also depends on your address and removal of fossil-fuel heat. You sign the program forms, assign the rebate to IGS, and we deduct it from your contract price.
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