Heat Pumps
Heat pumps, without the hype.
Modern cold-climate heat pumps are dramatically better than the systems most homeowners remember — but they still need to be designed for your home.
What a heat pump actually is
A heat pump is one piece of equipment that both heats and cools your home by moving heat instead of burning fuel. Modern variable-capacity systems run for longer cycles at lower output — which is exactly when they dehumidify and feel most comfortable.
Where heat pumps shine
- Mixed-fuel homes looking to electrify
- Homes with high cooling and dehumidification needs
- Multi-zone retrofits where ductwork is limited
- Anywhere a Manual J calls for a closer match between load and capacity
What to know before you commit
- Sizing is more important than brand — a Manual J is non-negotiable
- Backup heat strategy matters in colder climates
- Electrical service and panel capacity may need review
- Rebates often require specific equipment tiers — verify before purchase
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