Installing these systems is a sure way to make life as a homeowner easier! Enjoy a system that prioritizes your needs and comfort.
Environmentally friendly
Installing a heat pump can significantly reduce your energy levels! These units don’t rely on gas or fossil fuels, helping you reduce your carbon footprint. Most heat pumps use electricity, which makes them one of the most energy-efficient HVAC systems on the market.
Cost-effective
Have you ever felt like you’re not receiving the amount of energy you’re paying for? Heat pumps don’t have that problem - all the energy spent is effectively used. Many homeowners instantly see a change in monthly energy bills after switching to these systems.
Energy-efficient
All the energy used goes directly to your home, allowing you to get faster, better results. Your home can be at the exact temperature you need, making your home comfortable all year round.
Low maintenance
Heat pumps consist of a single unit, making it easier to schedule maintenance appointments. Unlike furnaces and AC units, which need yearly maintenance, many of these systems only require maintenance every 3-5 years.
Types of Heat Pumps
Air Source
To achieve cooling, air-source pumps take the warm air from inside the home and push the air outside. They use the opposite effect for heating and extracting warm air from the outside, pulling it in.
Geothermal
These units pump air from the ground to cool or warm the spaces within. They tend to be more expensive than air-source units because they require groundwork installation. However, they make less noise and are known to be more effective.
