New Heat Pump Installations & Replacements

Yes, a properly installed and well-maintained heat pump can significantly reduce your heating bills compared to traditional heating systems.

Yes, heat pumps are known for their energy efficiency. They can provide up to 4 times the energy they consume in the form of heat or cooling.

There are air-source heat pumps, ground-source (geothermal) heat pumps, and water-source heat pumps.

Yes, heat pumps are capable of both heating and cooling your home, which means they can replace both traditional heaters and air conditioners.

Yes, like any HVAC system, heat pumps should be inspected and maintained regularly to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

A single-stage heat pump operates at full capacity all the time, while a two-stage heat pump can operate at both high and low capacity, providing more precise temperature control and energy efficiency.

If you’re considering getting a new heat pump installed, there are steps you can follow to make the process seamless and stress-free. Here are some actions you can take to assist our heat pump installation experts:

1. Plan in Advance

Our professionals will need to turn off the heating during the installation. Inform all residents in the household so they can make necessary arrangements.

2. Assess

Our technicians will need to evaluate the air circulation in your residence, which includes inspecting the ducts and vents to ensure they match the required airflow for the area. If the ducts are dirty, they may need cleaning to prevent dust particles from affecting the new system and to ensure the air remains clean for breathing.

3. Clear the Area

A tidy workspace creates a safer and more effective working environment for our technicians. Make sure there’s enough room for maneuvering during the installation process.