Discover the Benefits of a New Heat Pump HVAC System Powered by Solar Energy

These HVAC systems cycle hot and cold air where you want it depending on the season and provide personalized comfort throughout your home year-round.

Heat pumps work on the principle of heat transfer, meaning they move heat from one place to another rather than generating it. During the colder months, heat pumps extract heat from the outdoor air and transfer it indoors, providing warmth to your living space. During warmer months, heat pumps reverse this process, extracting heat from your home and transferring it outdoors, effectively cooling the interior.

In the SF Bay Area, a heat pump replaces the need for a furnace and a separate air conditioning unit by combining both into a high efficiency solution that can be configured based on your needs.

Th system can be ducted or ductless which provides tremendous flexability to bring comfort to all areas of your home.

1. Heat Pump – The heat pump is a compressor that moves heat from one place to another to cool or warm a space. 
2. Air Handler – The air handler and the heat pump work together to move heated or cooled air throughout your home.
3. Refrigerant Lines – Refrigerant lines are copper pipes that connect a heat pump’s outdoor unit to its indoor air handler, allowing refrigerant to flow between the two units.  To cool your home, the refrigerant lines move heat from inside to outside, and vice versa when heating your home.
4. Ducting –  The duct work serves as a conduit to supply warm or cool air to heat and cool rooms in your home.
5. Mini Splits – Mini splits are an all-in-one solution—they heat, cool, purify, and dehumidify the air in your house. Mini splits are versatile and can be used to heat or cool individual rooms or groups of rooms. Mini splits can be installed in homes with or without ductwork.