Offering Heat Pump Equipment and Installation, Co-op Membership, Heating Fuel Delivery Services, Heating System Tune Up & Repair, New Equipment Installation, Weatherization in the Waterbury area

Optimize your home’s heating and energy efficiency in Waterbury, Vermont with the Energy Co-op of Vermont. We provide comprehensive energy audits, reliable wood pellet and fuel delivery, and state-of-the-art heat pumps. As a co-op member, you’ll enjoy exclusive benefits and expert home heating services tailored to your needs. Trust the Energy Co-op of Vermont to keep your Waterbury home comfortable and energy-efficient throughout the year.

Services we offer in Waterbury Vermont:

Submit

Are heat pumps right for you? It depends.

By Shelley Navari What Is a Heat Pump? What Is the Most Common Heat Pump in Vermont? When researching heat pumps you’ve probably discovered 3 different kinds, air-source heat pumps, water-source heat pumps, and geothermal heat pumps. The most common type of heat pump in Vermont is the air-source heat pump, which transfers heat between your house and the...

OUR MEMBER TESTIMONIALS

"While I was away today my pellets were delivered and Steve did an awesome job. Pellets right where I wanted, nicely placed next to each other. It’s much appreciated! "

- John McC., Hinesburg, Vermont

"Thank you to the entire team for installing three heat pumps throughout our house. It’s a game changer! Everything from the initial consultation, scheduling, and installation went smoothly and was well organized. This team really knows their stuff and were happy to share their knowledge with us. Through Burlington Electric’s Energy Engage dashboard, we are able to experiment and see what the most cost efficient combo is with the heat pumps, pellet stove, and radiant floors. Thank you! "

- Kate M, Burlington, VT

PRIMARY SERVICES WE PROVIDE:

Heat Pump Equipment and Installation

Co-op Membership

Heating Fuel Delivery Services

Heating System Tune Up & Repair

New Equipment Installation

Weatherization

Heat Pump Works Wonders

Pat Perry “This winter, I haven’t even turned the furnace on.” My last Co-op oil delivery was in September 2013. My tank is almost empty. I think I used about 100 gallons two winters ago and about 150 last winter. This winter I’ve added a second heat pump in the basement and haven’t even turned...