Treat Yourself to a Heat Pump This Fall!
Austin Schmidt • October 20, 2024

Treat Yourself to a Heat Pump This Fall!

Even if you haven't thought about installing a heat pump, making a change from your traditional furnace before winter arrives can benefit you throughout the entire season. Here are some of the primary advantages that Endicott heat pumps offer that may help you decide whether one is the right choice for your home:


Use Less Energy

The primary reason people switch to heat pumps is that they want to save money. Your future savings will depend on the type of system currently heating your home. A heat pump uses up to 50% less energy than electrical resistance systems, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Combustible heating systems can use up to four times as much energy.


Maintain Tighter Temperature Control

If you have used a traditional furnace, you know that maintaining a constant temperature is challenging. One cause of that difficulty is the cooling that occurs as heated air travels through your ducts. Since most heat pumps are ductless systems, you'll avoid that issue altogether. In fact, you can install multiple units to create a variety of temperature zones throughout your home.


Use Your Heat Pump All Year Long

Anyone interested in getting rid of their large and cumbersome HVAC systems can cover all of their needs with Endicott heat pumps. That's because it's easy to reverse the heating process of these devices with the flip of a switch. During the spring and summer, switch to cooling and enjoy a comfortable indoor climate, all without the need for a separate air conditioner,


Maintenance Is Simple and Light

Just like any heating and cooling system, your heat pump is going to need its share of maintenance. Semi-annual tune-ups will prepare your heat pump for use during periods of extreme climate change. Talk to your HVAC technician during the installation to verify your maintenance needs.


Update Your Endicott Heat Pumps Before It's Too Late

Evans Plumbing & Heating installs and services Endicott heat pumps. We'll help you ensure your new heating system meets your home's needs through winter's coldest days. To get started, contact us today!

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