For homes/spaces that cannot accommodate conventional ductwork, a ductless heat pump is a great solution. Heat pumps have dual functionality and can be used to both heat and cool a home - contact us today to learn more and schedule a free in-home consultation.

learn more about ductless heating & cooling Equipment:

What is a Ductless Heat Pump?

Ductless heat pumps can be used for both heating and cooling a home. They are extremely energy efficient and do not require conventional ductwork, making them a great solution for many homes.

In the summer, a heat pump functions the same way as an air conditioner; it takes heat from inside the house and deposits it outside - leaving the inside cool. In the winter, it is reversed so that instead of depositing the hot air outside, it pushes it inside to heat your home (hence the name). While they are typically not used as the single heat source for a home, they are a great way to offset your energy bill in late fall and early spring when the days are cooler.

SCHEDULE TODAY

Common Home Applications

There are several ways that ductless heat pumps can be used as a heating and cooling solution in your home. Here are four common applications:

as a supplement to central ac and/or heating system
for spaces that were added on to a house or are located at the furthest end of the existing ductwork.
for rooms that need additional heating/cooling
such as a sun room or for a space that requires independent temperature control like a home office.
as a cost efficient alternative for an additional living space
such as a bonus room, studios, cottages & barns, garages, finished attics & basements.
for homes/spaces that cannot accommodate conventional ductwork
older homes and antique homes typically do not have space to install ductwork.

Learn more