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Go Electric with Heat Pump Installation and Stop Wasting Money on Your Heating Bill
Generating fewer greenhouse gasses than other systems, heat pumps are your environmentally friendly heating and cooling option.
If that was not enough, average heat pump owners end up saving around 20-40% more on their heating and cooling bills.
Go Electric with Heat Pump Installation and Stop Wasting Money on Your Heating Bill
Generating fewer greenhouse gasses than other systems, heat pumps are your environmentally friendly heating and cooling option.
If that was not enough, average heat pump owners end up saving around 20-40% more on their heating and cooling bills.
Call 520-369-3966 for Heat Pump Repair, Service, and Installation
Why You Should Opt for a Heat Pump Instead of Gas Heating
A heat pump is an economical all-electric heating and cooling system for your house.
Heat pumps are the cost-effective way to heat or cool your house in the long run. Replacing both your air conditioner and furnace while reducing your bills. And, heat pumps with a rating of 75% or high qualify for a tax credit up to $2,000 per year.
People in warmer climates tend to prefer heat pump systems for year-round comfort at a fraction of the cost. If your home does not have any access to natural gas, heat pumps will give you a heating and cooling solution.
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Why You Should Opt for a Heat Pump Instead of Gas Heating
A heat pump is an economical all-electric heating and cooling system for your house.
Heat pumps are the cost effective way to heat or cool your house in the long run. Replacing both your air conditioner and furnace while reducing your bills.
And, heat pumps with a rating of 75% or high qualify for a tax credit up to $2,000 per year.
People in warmer climates tend to prefer heat pump systems for year-round comfort at a fraction of the cost. If your home does not have any access to natural gas, heat pumps will give you a heating and cooling solution.
How Do Heat Pumps Work?
A heat pump works like an air conditioning unit that can also work in reverse during the winter.
Instead of the indoor coil getting cold like it would when in air-conditioning mode, the indoor coil gets hot when running the unit as a heat pump.
It does not matter the outdoor temperature or the temperature you want inside, heat pumps work in summer and winter to cool or heat your home.
Why Choose Done Rite for Heat Pump Needs?
4.9 of 5 Average Star Reviews
A+ Rating From the Better Business Bureau
Professional HVAC Technicians
Customized Services and Installations
Transparent Pricing On All Installations and Repairs
Energy-Efficient Options
Thorough Maintenance Services
At Done Rite, We Give Back to Our Community
Types of Heat Pumps
The two major types of heat pump systems are heat pump split systems and heat pump package systems.
Split System
Split system heat pumps are air conditioners that work backward in the winter or colder months to warm your home.
With a split system, you will have one component outside your home. This part, either located on a flat roof or landing, contains the condenser and compressor.
The other part of the heat pump system is inside your house and contains the air handler and evaporator coil. Both parts work to send air with your desired temperature through your ductwork and home.
Since most homeowners can get through winter with just a heat pump, this configuration is very common in homes around the US.
Package Units
Combining heating modes with air conditioning, a packaged heat pump unit is an all in one cooling and heat exchanger.
Package unit systems can require you to install central ductwork in your home if you do not already have any. Since they are fully electric, package heat pump systems are energy saving solutions for homes.
How To Tell If Your Heat Pump Needs Repairs?
A few signs that you might need heat pump repairs are not generating heat, blowing cool air instead, or not turning on and off when you need it to.
If you notice any changes in your heat pump or in the air in your home chances are your system needs repairs.
If you notice that your heat pump needs repairs, turn off your unit so any problems do not get worse and reach out to Done Rite for your heat pump services and repairs.
Heat Pump vs Other Heaters and Coolers
Heat pumps vs AC units or furnaces is entirely up to what you need in your home.
A big question when considering getting heat pumps is how it will compare to other heating or cooling units. Whichever you choose, regular maintenance will ensure it runs the way you need it to for longer.
Heat Pump vs Furnace
While heat pumps provide heating and cooling, furnaces do not provide cooling. The heat pumps we install are all-electric, and do not require natural gas or propane, nor do they produce harmful flue gases
While electricity prices can be slightly higher than gas prices, heat pumps in warmer climates use far less electricity than a furnace uses gas, thus saving you money as well.
Heat Pump vs Air Conditioner
Heat pumps and AC units are very similar when it comes to cooling your house, though a heat pump can also heat it.
Though slightly more expensive than traditional AC systems, heating pump units are more affordable to run day-to-day.
Should I Replace My Heating/Cooling Units For A Heat Pump?
If both your furnace and AC unit are getting ready to be replaced, it might be a smart and less expensive move to have them both replaced in one unit with a heat pump.
Heat Pump FAQs
Does My Heat Pump Need Service?
Heat pump maintenance and service at least twice a year will increase its lifespan.
Normal HVAC systems need service or a tuneup at least once a year, but since a heat pump works during cooling and heating seasons, it needs to be serviced at the start of each season.
Are Heat Pumps Expensive?
While heat pumps can be a little expensive, they pay for themselves quickly with low operating costs.
The exact price of heat pumps depends on the type and model that you get. Any installation of additional work needed in your home does add to the price. Though being highly efficient they can help you save on energy and utility bills, making them worthwhile long term.
How Long Do Heat Pumps Last?
On average heat pumps last 15 years.
The typical lifespan of a heat pump is fifteen years. However, depending on the type of heat pump you have, where you live, and how well you keep it maintained your heat pump can either last longer or shorter. Some older models might slow down or stop working after just a decade, while other newer models might last a little longer than fifteen years.
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3445 E 44th St, Tucson, AZ 85713
Tel: (520) 369-3966
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