Heating Pumps

Today’s devices are highly inefficient. Drawing a small amount of electricity, they effectively draw heat from the outside air and direct it inside. They’re useful when continuous heat is needed during the winter. In the summer, it works in reverse and removes heat from the inside.

Sourcing heat from groundwater or the heated air below the Earth’s surface (which is fairly constant all year), these heat pumps are not impacted by temperature variations outside, even from season to season. Whether it’s scorching hot or freezing, the pump draws from the relatively constant temperature below ground. The ground heat exchanger adjusts the flow to heat or cool your home to the most comfortable temperature.

A ductless heat pump is relatively simple. It provides year-round comfort and adds energy efficiency to your electric heating/cooling system. Often used with wall heaters, electric furnaces, and baseboards, a ductless system is quiet. Plus, it integrates heating, cooling, and air purifying filtration, suiting new construction and remodels and new home additions.

Mini split systems are ductless and are effective at reducing heat and energy loss. The compressor or condenser is located outside, while the air handling unit is typically indoors. This configuration is useful for heating individual rooms and zones and is more flexible in terms of placement, while timers and other customizable functions are more easily integrated.