Heat Pump Installation in Bozeman, MT

Energy Efficiency

Heat pumps do not generate heat and only use electricity to compress refrigerant fluid and turn the fans. This simple design makes them highly efficient as they do not use gas and use significantly less electricity than a typical electric AC unit. 

Provides Heating and Cooling

Heat pumps combine the heating and cooling action of a furnace and air conditioner combination into a single unit that can do both. As a result, switching from heating to cooling or vice versa is just a matter of reversing the system, not using an entirely different unit. 

Less Maintenance

Since heat pumps have relatively few moving parts, there is less chance of mechanical failure. Fans and compressors on heat pumps are easy to service as well. A well-maintained heat pump system will require fewer repairs over its lifespan than a comparably maintained traditional HVAC system. 

Long Lifespan

Heat pumps also have a long lifespan and can last upwards of 15-25 years if you apply regular maintenance. Newer units could last 25 years, depending on whether you schedule regular maintenance. 

Safety

Heat pumps are also a safer method of heating than furnaces and radiators. This is because furnaces can emit carbon monoxide, a dangerous odorless gas, while radiators and boilers can burn you if you accidentally touch the equipment. 

Environmentally Friendly

Heat pumps do not burn gas, so they produce fewer emissions than furnaces. Additionally, heat pumps use about one-third of the total electricity that a traditional air conditioner uses.