Heat Pump Installation
Heat pumps are becoming increasingly popular because they double as your cooling and heating system.
A heat pump is a combination of a heating and air conditioning system. You can install a heat pump with a variety of indoor systems, including all-electric and dual-fuel, to keep you comfortable all year. In the winter, a heat pump takes the heat from the cold outside air and brings it inside to heat your home. However, sometimes this is not enough heat for your desired warmth, so generally, people use an electric heater or gas furnace to supplement the heat pump.
Since heat pumps don’t burn any fuel to create heat, they are considerably less expensive than furnaces and boilers when it comes to keeping your home warm. They also have a number of benefits beyond energy-efficient heating, including providing consistent and even heating, environmental benefits, and a reduction in dry air in winter.
There are many benefits to having a new heating unit installed including:
- Energy efficiency. This is due to improved technology and heating efficiency in newer models.
- Reduced chance of breaking down, giving you peace of mind during the times when you need it most.
- Increased comfort.
- Lower your energy costs. Getting a new unit will help you save money in operating costs, cutting down on your spending in the long-term.
