Installing a heat pump is a great way to improve your home’s energy efficiency and save money on your energy bills. But before you can schedule a heat pump installation appointment, you need to make sure your home is ready for one.

Here Are a Few Things to Consider Before Installing a Heat Pump:

1. The size of your home

A heat pump is most efficient when it’s matched to the size of your home. If you install a heat pump that’s too big or too small for your home, it won’t work as well, and you could end up wasting energy.

2. The climate where you live

Not all heat pumps are suitable for all climates. Make sure you choose a heat pump that’s suited to the climate where you live.

3. The type of heating system you have

Not all homes can accommodate a heat pump. If you have an existing furnace or boiler, your home may not be able to support the added load of a heat pump.

4. Your budget
Installing a heat pump can be expensive, so make sure you have the funds to cover the cost before you get started.

The most important thing is to consult with a qualified HVAC contractor to make sure your home is ready for a heat pump and that you choose the right model for your needs.

There are two main types of heat pumps: air-source and ground-source. Air-source heat pumps use the air outside your home to heat or cool your home. Ground-source heat pumps use the earth’s natural thermal energy to heat or cool your home.

Each type provides different benefits for your home. For example, air-source heat pumps are typically cheaper to install than ground-source heat pumps, but ground-source heat pumps are more efficient and can last longer.

Contact Us (503) 420-8022, Wolcott to schedule a heat pump installation appointment today! We serve Troutdale, OR, and surrounding areas!