Heat Pump Installs;
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Cold Maine air becoming a nuisance? Or how about the muggy heat of summer? A heat pump can handle both those issues for you and all you have to do is push a button! A heat pump install can reduce your heating cost using electricity to efficiently heat and cool your home.
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Once installed the unit will provide back up heat for your home in any room needed. The conduit runs outside your house and enters at the wall or ceiling mounted unit to provide heat and cooling effects where needed most.
Units can be wall mounted or be placed on a pad. The conduits can be colored to match your house. Install is usually quick and simple.
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What are heat pumps and how do they work?​
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Systems that offer highly efficient heating, air conditioning, and dehumidification​
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Heat pumps consist of an outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor units by a line set, which carries heat between the two​
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Four types of indoor units: wall units, floor units, ceiling cassettes, & ducted​
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Heat pumps can provide efficient heating in cold climates even at outdoor temperatures as low as -15 °F​​​
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Several Benefits​
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Low-cost heat: heat pumps continue to be one of the lowest cost sources of heat. ​
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Low-cost air conditioning: today’s best heat pumps are twice as efficient as typical air conditioners.​
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Room-by-room control: when installed with multiple indoor units, heat pumps allow for room-by-room temperature control.​
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Safety: because heat pumps are electrically powered, there is no risk of combustion gas leaks.​
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Air quality: heat pumps filter indoor air all year and dehumidify it in the summer, improving air quality.​