The Heat Pump Installation Process
Heat pumps provide heating and cooling from a single system. Instead of generating air, they simply move it. During the winter, the system pulls in ambient heat from the air outside and pushes it through your vents. In the summer, the cycle reverses, and the system pushes warm air out of your home.
Installing a heat pump begins with a home evaluation. We perform a Manual J calculation to determine what size heat pump you need. From there, we’ll walk you through choosing a new system based on efficiency ratings, rebate opportunities, and other factors. If you want a backup heat source, we’ll help you choose the perfect hybrid system. From there, we’ll install the system and test it to ensure it’s ready to keep you comfortable.
- Versatile heating and cooling from one system
- Energy efficiency
- Consistent comfort
- Improved reliability
Heat Pump Installation Options
We love keeping our neighbors comfortable in the face of Wisconsin’s frigid winter temperatures. Heat pump replacement is one of our most popular services. For homeowners who know how effective these systems are, replacing an outdated system with a new one is a great move. We also work with homeowners who need a new heat pump system in their new construction.
When most people think of heat pumps, they think of ducted systems that have an outdoor unit that pushes air throughout the home. However, we also install ductless mini-split systems, which you can use for heating or cooling your home. We’ll work with you to choose the right type of heat pump based on efficiency goals and your home’s layout.
Schedule a Heat Pump Installation Consultation
Heat pumps are incredibly popular options, thanks largely to their versatility and efficiency. Whether it’s a replacement or a new heat pump system, we can help. Our motto is Your Comfort is Our Family’s Tradition, and we stand behind our work. We prioritize integrity, honesty, and experience.