If you are looking for an efficient way to warm your Californian home on those chilly winter days, you may want to consider heat pump installation in Orange County, CA. In our particular climate, a heat pump can be a great option when it comes to efficiently heat your home. Heat pumps can also work in reverse and cool your home in the summer months, letting you have both heating and cooling from one system.
So, what is a heat pump? Let’s start with the basics. You know what an air conditioner is and does, and the same likely goes for a furnace. These central systems focus solely on heating OR cooling. A heat pump is similar in that it controls the temperature in your home, but here’s where the differences start to emerge. With a heat pump, hot air is either pushed into the home from the outside (heating) or pulled out of the home to cool things down (cooling). This is a highly effective means of keeping your home at a comfortable temperature.
As heat pumps operate on electrical power, they are highly energy efficient. So much so that they often boast incredibly high SEER ratings and ENERGY STAR labels, a sign that you can save big on energy by using these systems. Add to that the fact that heat pumps are more environmentally friendly than their fuel-based HVAC counterparts, and it’s easy to see why they continue to grow in popularity throughout Southern California and across the United States.
Heat pumps work best when there is enough heat in the air to utilize during colder weather. In a relatively mild and sunny climate such as Orange County, that makes a heat pump installation ideal. They are very effective cooling systems as well, so much so that most homeowners will enjoy fast, silent, and energy efficient cooling that more than meets their needs during the SoCal summers. If you’re considering replacing your air conditioner and either don’t have a heater or want to replace that as well, a heat pump might just be a great option for you.
If you’re doing some window shopping, you might see a lot of acronyms, logos, and terminology that is foreign to you. From choosing the right brand to factors like BTU ratings, SEER ratings, prices and more, there’s a lot to consider. What size is right for your home? Which brand is the best? Is a bigger heat pump better? Our team is highly experienced when it comes to heat pumps. In fact, we’ve performed hundreds and hundreds of heat pump installations for homeowners just like you here in Orange County. We’ll help you pick a heat pump that is the right size for your home, and has all of the features you want that fits into your budget. Our team will install your new heat pump according to flawless manufacturer standards, and make sure you’re happy with the results.
Dynamic Air Services provides fast and reliable heat pump installation to homes and businesses throughout the Orange County, CA area. We take an informative, no-pressure approach to heat pump installation, so we will never try to pressure you into buying something you do not need. We believe, first and foremost, in being open and honest with our customers – and if that means recommending an inexpensive repair over the installation of a new unit, that is what we will do if it is in your best interest. We have done a review of heat pumps on our blog and invite you to see which is the best fit for your home for your heat pump installation.
For more information and to schedule a consultation about installing a heat pump in your Lake Forest, California home, contact Dynamic Air Services by calling 949-216-8611 or contacting us online.
If you currently rely on another type of heating and cooling system, or you don’t have a comfort system at all in your home right now and are looking to make your home comfortable year-round, a heat pump can be a great option. Heat pumps work by drawing warm air from outdoors and moving it into your home. In the summer months, it can do the reverse by drawing cool air in and removing the warm air from your home. This means that you only need one system to both heat and cool your home, eliminating the need for separate heating and cooling units. Heat pumps work best in moderate climates such as the climate we experience here in Orange County.
For more information about the energy savings in Southern California, call us at 949-216-8611 or contact us online.
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