A heat pump system can save you 50% on your energy bill.
Many homeowners contact us looking for a way of getting out of the fossil fuel market. After the large swings in oil prices in recent years, people are beginning to search for a better answer to their heating needs than conventional fossil fuel systems.There is a real difference between a heat pump and a fossil fuel system. Installing a heat pump in your home means that you won’t need an oil drum, a chimney or fuel lines. The heat pump is designed to be installed just like a typical central air conditioner, so all that is required is the outdoor unit, the air handler and the line set connecting the two. This quick and simple installation saves you money.
Environmentally Responsible: Another added benefit of using the heat pump instead of a fossil fuel burner is that you will not be adding green house gases into the atmosphere by burning fuel to heat your home. Instead, the heat pump uses clean, reliable electricity to keep you comfortable all year long.
Reasons to choose a heat pump system:
Comfort: The heat pump is designed to provide year round comfort with high efficiency heating and air conditioning. Multi-stage operation means the system provides only heating and cooling that you need, keeping you comfortable and minimizing wasteful operation.
Reliability: Made from time tested and industry standard components, the heat pump will provide you with years of service. From the durable outdoor cabinet to the simple programmable thermostat, you won’t have to worry about maintaining peak efficiency and comfort for the many heating and cooling seasons to come.
Savings: Using efficient technology has never been so cost effective. Electricity is the most price stable form of energy available today and, with the volatile fossil fuel market, homeowners are looking to electricity to provide reliable and predictable heating and cooling costs. Efficiency is the key to saving money and the heat pump operates at efficiencies from 200%-400% throughout its operating range.