First Call is your local support for home air conditioning installs, maintenance, and repairs. We help our customers keep their…
First Call is your local support for home air conditioning installs, maintenance, and repairs. We help our customers keep their…
First Call is your local support for home air conditioning installs, maintenance, and repairs. We help our customers keep their…
First Call is your local support for home air conditioning installs, maintenance, and repairs. We help our customers keep their…
Enjoy consistent comfort in every season with a modern heat pump. These units offer energy‑efficient heating and cooling in one package, reducing utility costs and lowering your carbon footprint. We help you choose the right model and look after installation and maintenance.
A heat pump uses a refrigeration cycle to move heat from one place to another. In winter, refrigerant absorbs heat from outdoor air and releases it indoors. In summer, the system runs in reverse to cool your home. Because it moves heat rather than generating it, a heat pump can be more efficient than a furnace or air conditioner alone.
A heat pump typically lasts 15 to 20 years when maintained annually and kept clear of debris
A furnace burns fuel to create heat, while a heat pump moves heat from outside to inside. Heat pumps also provide cooling, making them an all‑in‑one system.
It may be low on refrigerant or the thermostat could be set incorrectly. A professional diagnostic can identify the cause and restore proper operation.
Keep filters clean, remove snow and debris from the outdoor unit and schedule professional maintenance once a year.
Modern cold‑climate models work well in low temperatures, but pairing with a backup furnace ensures comfort during extreme cold snaps.
Yes. Central air source heat pumps can connect to your existing duct system. Mini‑split models are available for homes without ductwork.