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Building a Greener Connecticut,

One Home at a Time

are proud to partner together for a local outreach effort designed to help communities make their homes more comfortable, efficient, and their energy bills more affordable.

Together, we’re bringing energy savings directly to the communities that need them most!

ENCON & Live Green Connecticut

  • Heat and cool your home with one efficient system

  • Reduce energy use

  • Lower greenhouse gas emissions

  • Improve year-round indoor comfort

  • Provide quieter operation than many traditional HVAC systems

  • Improve indoor air quality when paired with proper filtration

  • Reduce reliance on fossil fuels

  • Increase your home's long-term efficiency and sustainability

What We Do For You

Through this partnership, ENCON and Live Green Connecticut are providing trusted information, resources, and guidance to help homeowners learn how heat pumps can:

Together, ENCON and Live Green Connecticut are committed to helping residents make informed energy choices that create more comfortable homes while supporting a cleaner, more sustainable future.

Take the first step and schedule an appointment with an expert!

Call Today 203-302-9337

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Environmentally
Friendly
Produces lower greenhouse gas emissions

Energy Efficiency
Reduces energy
consumption and costs

Heat & Cool
Provides year-round comfort

What Is A Heat Pump

An electric heat pump uses electricity to move heat from one place to another. In the summer, it acts like an air conditioner by moving indoor heat outside. In the winter, it reverses this process, extracting ambient heat from the outdoor air and bringing it inside to warm your home.

The heat pump system consists of three primary components: an outdoor unit, an indoor unit, and refrigerant.

  • Heating Mode: In winter, the outdoor unit extracts ambient heat from the outside air. The refrigerant absorbs this heat and transforms into a gas. A compressor then pressurizes the gas, raising its temperature significantly. This hot gas flows to the indoor unit, releasing its heat into your home's air, which is then circulated by a fan.

  • Cooling Mode: In summer, the process reverses. The indoor unit removes heat from your home's air and transfers it to the outdoor unit, which releases it outside, effectively functioning as an air conditioner.

Let’s work together.

Join our mission to make Connecticut’s homes greener, healthier, and more efficient.

Get Started today. Call 203-302-9337

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Complete HVAC Solutions

From installation and repairs to routine maintenance, Encon delivers comprehensive HVAC services for both residential and commercial clients.

We work with all major systems—including central air, ductless mini-splits, and heating units—ensuring your home or business stays comfortable year-round.

Trusted Quality & Efficiency

We prioritize performance and energy savings by using only reliable, top-tier brands and cutting-edge technologies.

Our licensed and insured technicians follow industry best practices to provide efficient, cost-effective solutions that you can count on.

Exceptional Service & Support

Every location is assigned a dedicated Customer Service Manager who provides personal attention to your account—ensuring consistent, reliable support tailored to your needs. From your first call to project completion, we deliver clear communication, fast response times, and white-glove service every step of the way.

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