Air-To-Water Heat Pumps

Our water source heat pumps bring in air from outside and use it to heat or cool water. This water is sent throughout your home or business and is then used to heat or cool the air, depending on what you need to have done. Low-pressure water lines are preferable to moving heating or cooling through your house than moving it through high-pressure refrigerant lines. One of the key features is the small amount of refrigerant that is self-contained in the outside unit.

An air-to-water heat pump can effectively provide comfort for your entire house. Not only can it transfer heat from the outside into your home to warm your house in the winter or remove it to cool your house in the summer, but it can also transfer heat into hot water as well to use for showering, laundry, dishes, etc. It uses less power by not creating heat itself, just moving it around throughout the different parts of your home.

There are multiple things involved with the cost of a heat pump, including the size and type of the unit, the location and climate, and the price of electricity in your area. When it comes to the installation, there are also things like ductwork, permits, and unit removal costs to think about. The installation price can be a lot more than a standard HVAC or water heater unit, but you can end up saving a lot with reduced running costs. These units are able to provide so much for your home and use a lot less energy doing it, so they can often pay for themselves in just a few years of operation. There are also incentives available that could possibly reduce the initial unit price.