Heat pumps
One system that heats in winter and cools in summer. We check whether a heat pump suits your home and your winters before recommending one.
Signs you need it
- Your air conditioner and furnace are both getting old
- You want one system for heating and cooling
- Your current heat pump blows cool air in heat mode
- Ice on the outdoor unit that doesn't clear
What's included
- A load check for your home before anything is sold
- Help choosing a system that suits your climate
- Install, start-up and a walkthrough
- Thermostat set up to run it properly
How the job goes
AssessWe look at the house, the ducts and the panel.
PlanWritten price and options.
InstallFitted, tested and started.
ShowHow to run it through the seasons.
Questions about heat pumps
Do heat pumps work in cold winters?
Modern cold-climate models are built for it. We'll tell you honestly whether one suits your home or whether a backup heat source makes sense.
Is a little ice on the outdoor unit normal?
Some frost in winter is normal and clears in a defrost cycle. A thick block of ice that stays is not.
