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Cost depends on home size, how many zones you need, and electrical capacity, so we give a firm quote after seeing the house. We also help you stack Marin Clean Energy and federal tax credits, which can take a meaningful bite out of an all-electric ductless project.
Yes. A ductless heat pump installation is a common Tiburon job. Ductless mini-splits mount to the wall and connect to a discreet outdoor unit, so we add heating and cooling to hillside and waterfront homes that were never ducted, no major remodel required.
Often, yes. Our trucks run fully stocked from our San Rafael shop, so a licensed tech (CA #501853) can usually diagnose a failed head, leak, or iced-up coil the same day and get your comfort back fast.
Easily. Our coastal winters rarely drop near freezing, which keeps a properly sized heat pump install in its most efficient range all season, delivering steady, even heat far more cheaply than electric resistance or old propane.
A heat pump system installation can be a great option for larger homes, particularly zoned heating and cooling options, like ductless mini-splits, that can heat and cool different parts of the house to your liking.
At full capacity, heat pumps usually run at 55 to 60 decibals. In quiet mode, they run at 45 to 52 decibals. Exact noise level will depend on the specific system and brand.
In general, 200-amp panels are recommended for a heat pump install, especially when you have other large electrical appliances installed.
A heat pump replacement can be a good option for an older Tiburon home for efficient heating and cooling, but you will need to take into account things like your insulation and electrical capacity.
From the Marin coast to Sonoma wine country, we bring honest plumbing, heating & cooling to homeowners across both counties — based locally since 1986.