Deciding the best time to buy a heat pump can be challenging. Some incentives are already here, and larger incentives are coming. However, many details about the timing and qualifications for future incentives are unknown. This post covers what we know now (as of the last update to this post), why you may want to buy your heat pump sooner, and why you may want to wait.

You’ve done your research and determined a heat pump is the best heating and cooling system for your home. The next step is hiring a qualified contractor, but that might be easier said than done. Following these four steps will help you choose an experienced contractor within your budget.

The best type of air source heat pump (ASHP) for your home depends on many factors, including your existing heating and cooling set up, the fuel you use for heating, and your goals for the system. Learn how these factors will influence what type of heat pump you choose.

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has the potential to accelerate heat pump adoption and change the HVAC industry through it’s tax credits and rebates targeted towards energy efficiency. Learn about what changes will be coming in 2023.

If you are a homeowner interested in heat pumps, here are some of the most important terms to be familiar with when talking to a contractor.

For homeowners using natural gas to heat and cool their home, installing a dual fuel heat pump system is a great option for the environment and your utility bills.

When it comes time to replace your AC unit, consider upgrading to a heat pump. Heat pumps are a great way to balance lower energy bills with reduced emissions, especially for homeowners using propane for heating and cooling.

Before installing a heat pump, make sure that your home is ready, and you understand how the new system will operate. This will help you enjoy the full benefits of a heat pump operating at maximum efficiency.

Before making the decision to switch to an air source heat pump, it’s important to know if it will effectively heat and cool your home. This post will help you understand how a ductless air source heat pump will keep your home comfortable in all seasons.

Understanding the difference between ducted and ductless air source heat pumps is key when exploring which system will work best in your home. This article will walk you through the multiple options available for homeowners as well as tips for choosing and operating the different systems.

Do heat pumps work for heating when the temperature dips below freezing? Many homeowners are asking this question as they consider replacing their traditional heating systems with all-electric heat pumps.