Heat Pumps

A heat pump/air handler differs from a traditional heating system as it serves a dual purpose: heating and cooling. While traditional systems generate heat, a heat pump/air handler transfers heat from one place to another using electricity. In winter, they extract heat from the outdoor air (even in colder temperatures) and transfer it indoors, effectively warming your home. In summer, the process reverses, removing heat from your indoor space and releasing it outdoors, cooling your home.

Determining if a heat pump/air handler is right for you involves considering a few factors. First, assess your climate. A heat pump/air handler is effective in moderate to mild climates. Next, evaluate your energy needs and efficiency goals. A heat pump/air handler may be ideal if you prioritize energy efficiency and year-round heating and cooling. Lastly, consider your budget and long-term savings potential. Consult with our experts to evaluate your requirements and determine if a heat pump/air handler is the right choice for your home.

A heat pump/air handler offers several benefits for homeowners. They provide both heating and cooling, offering year-round comfort. Because they transfer heat instead of generating it, they are highly energy efficient, resulting in lower utility bills. They also have a smaller carbon footprint, using renewable energy sources. They provide consistent temperature control, excellent humidity regulation, and improved indoor air quality. Lastly, they are durable, reliable, and require minimal maintenance.