Heat pumps in Boise

A heat pump heats and cools your home with one system. In summer it moves heat from inside to outside, like an air conditioner. In winter it runs the other way and moves heat from the outdoor air into the house.

How a heat pump handles cold weather

Heat pumps lose some capacity as the outdoor temperature drops, so the right model for a cold climate matters. Many homes pair a heat pump with a furnace or electric backup that takes over on the coldest nights. We size the system to your house, not to a rule of thumb.

Is a heat pump worth it for my house?

It depends on your current system, your insulation, what you pay for electricity and gas, and whether you need new ductwork. We look at all of it and give you a written comparison of keeping what you have against switching.

Installing and servicing heat pumps

An installation includes sizing, removing the old equipment, setting the new indoor and outdoor units, and testing the system in both heating and cooling. After that, a yearly check keeps it running well: cleaning the coils, checking the refrigerant, and testing the defrost cycle before winter.