Your heat pump has been a fantastic investment. It has kept you cool for many summers and significantly reduced the amount of energy and money you use to heat your home during the winters. But how long has it been doing all this work for you? Have you started to wonder how much longer your heat pump will keep running so efficiently, or when you will need heat pump replacement in Boston, MA? The answer is now! Here’s why.
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Now Is a Great Time for a Heat Pump Replacement
Monday, December 16th, 2024What Is a Hybrid Heating System?
Monday, February 26th, 2024In our area, the climate is not exactly tropical. We have very cold winters that go on for quite a while. Many people assume that this means heat pumps are not an option here. But that’s not actually the case! It’s possible to reap many of the benefits of a heat pump while staying warm all winter in a cold climate. How? With a hybrid heating system.
Is a Heat Pump the Best Fit for You?
Tuesday, May 16th, 2017Spring is the time for air conditioning replacement, and if you have an old system that you don’t think is going to make it through another long hot summer, now is the perfect time to get it replaced with a new one. While most of us are accustomed to traditional centralized air conditioners — and indeed such models make a fine choice for a replacement system — you might want to consider alternative options as well.
Heat pumps, in particular, can make a great fit for the right home, and if you’re looking for something to help with high bills in the winter and summer alike, it could be the perfect choice.
How Ice Damages Your Heat Pump
Tuesday, February 16th, 2016Heat pumps are designed to withstand harsh winters, taking advantage of recent technology to overcome the troubles that earlier models had with especially cold temperatures. Many homes in Boston, MA have embraced the heat pump as a way to warm and cool your home in a single unit. Unfortunately, ice build-up can be a big problem this time of year, and usually indicates a problem within the heat pump that needs to be addressed before it will function effectively. Here’s a quick discussion of how ice damages your heat pump, and the possible reasons why.