The time has come! Your old heat pump needs to be swapped out for a new one. Or perhaps you’ve had an air conditioner, and now that it’s on its last legs, you’re choosing a heat pump to replace it. That’s an excellent plan — you’ll really benefit from the efficient heating as well as having a top-notch new system to keep you cool for the summer.
But what do you need to do? It’s probably been ten or twelve years since you had your old system installed, or perhaps you purchased your home with that system already in place. Well, we do this every day, so we’re happy to help simplify the process for you. Here’s a handy heat pump replacement checklist. It covers all the most important things to keep in mind for your new heat pump installation.
You’ve probably got neighbors and friends that use heat pumps in your area. We hear all the time about homeowners exploring the use of a heat pump precisely because their neighbors or friends just can’t stop talking about them!
We service a pretty heat pump-heavy market in this area, which makes a lot of sense. Our winter weather is quite mild and generally quite manageable for the heat pump’s method of heating (meaning the transfer of heat through a refrigerant cycle). While we do deal with many dual-fuel systems that incorporate propane into the equation, there are plenty of homeowners out there that are solely dependent upon their heat pumps for year-round comfort.
Heat pumps work as both heaters and air conditioners in one, using the principles of air conditioning to both cool your home in the summer and heat your home in the winter. Heat pumps are economical and effective, and recent advances have made them a better option than ever. But like any other appliance, heat pumps run into trouble from time to time, and when they do, you need to get them addressed quickly. With 
Spring is the season when homeowners get rid of their old air conditioners and install a new one. It makes sense to do so now, especially if your old system is at the end of its run. Better to install a new one now and enjoy the benefits of improved efficiency and performance 
