Cost-effective carbon neutrality with electrified heating can today be achieved through a three-phased approach that focuses on energy reduction, recovery, and infrastructure repurposing. We will present the results of two detailed analyses to demonstrate our approach to cost-effectively achieving 80% GHG reductions with electrified heating. The first analysis will demonstrate the costs of heating and cooling for typical scenarios in the built environment. The second study will present a detailed analysis of how to cost-effectively convert a facility for heat electrification with heat pumps. We will share best practices to effectively reuse assets within buildings like coils, radiators, and piping that can interface with heat pump generated energy.