Heat Pump Installation & Replacement Services in Hamilton

Whether you need to schedule maintenance or an annual tune-up for your heat pump, depend on the Better Choice Heating & Air Conditioning team for fast and affordable service. With these services, we can stay ahead of costly repairs and extend the life of your system.

However, there will inevitably be a time when you need a heat pump replacement. Since you use a heat pump throughout the year, the average one will last about 10 to 15 years.

As the industry leader in heat pump installation in Hamilton, OH, we are experts in heat pump system replacement and keep up with the latest technology and equipment. Your replacement heat pump will restore optimal heating and cooling system performance while including the latest features and technology.

Our service area includes Hamilton, OH, and the rest of Southwest Ohio. In addition, we serve the following communities:

Heat Pump Installation and Replacement FAQs

Ready to invest in a new heat pump? Before beginning the process, homeowners often have a ton of questions on their minds, and we don’t want to leave you out of the loop. As a result, the Better Choice Heating & Air Conditioning team is here to answer all your questions, from how much installing a heat pump cost to how you can best take advantage of your indoor and outdoor units. Take a closer look at some of our heat pump installation FAQs below!

Below are some frequently asked questions about heat pump installations:

What Is A Heat Pump, And How Does It Work?

A heat pump is a heating and cooling system that moves heat from one place to another rather than generating heat like a traditional furnace. It works by absorbing heat from the air or ground outside and transferring it inside during the colder months to heat a home. In the summer, the process reverses, and the heat pump extracts heat from the inside and releases it outside to cool the home.

How Efficient Are Heat Pumps Compared To Traditional Heating And Cooling Systems?

Heat pumps are generally more energy efficient than traditional heating and cooling systems, such as furnaces and air conditioners. They use electricity to move heat instead of generating it, which makes them less expensive to operate. Additionally, heat pumps provide both heating and cooling, so they are more versatile than separate heating and cooling systems. Ask one of our contractors for additional information on what efficient heat pump systems can do for you.

What Size Heat Pump Do I Need For My Home?

The size of the heat pump you need depends on several factors, including the square footage of your home, your location, climate, and insulation. It’s best to have a licensed HVAC professional perform a heat load calculation to determine the appropriate heat pump type and size for your specific needs.

Can Heat Pumps Be Installed In Any Home, Or Are There Specific Requirements?

Heat pumps can be installed in most homes, but there are some requirements that must be met. The home should have adequate insulation and be sealed tightly to prevent air leakage. Additionally, because most ground source heat pumps require the ground temperature to function, they work best in regions with mild winters. In areas with extremely cold temperatures, a supplemental heating system may be necessary. Regardless of your needs, our team can surely walk you through any potential problems and find the right outdoor unit for your needs.

How Long Does A Heat Pump Installation Take?

The installation time for a heat pump varies depending on several factors, such as the size of the system, the complexity of the installation, and the type of heat pump being installed. Generally, it takes about two to three days to install a heat pump system, including any necessary ductwork and electrical connections. 

What Is The Lifespan Of A Heat Pump?

The lifespan of a heat pump depends on several factors, such as maintenance, usage, and environmental conditions. Typically, a well-maintained heat pump can last up to 15 years while still maximizing energy savings. It’s important to schedule regular maintenance to maximize the lifespan of your heat pump.

What Contributes To The Cost Of My New Heat Pump?

So, what exactly contributes to the cost of a new heat pump? The size of your home is a significant factor in determining the cost of your heat pump. The larger the square footage, the more powerful and sophisticated the unit needs to be to effectively heat your home. Additionally, the type and efficiency rating of the heat pump you choose can significantly affect the overall cost. There are two main types of heat pumps: air source and geothermal. Air source heat pumps are more common and generally less expensive. However, geothermal heat pumps may save you more money in the long run due to their increased energy efficiency.

The efficiency rating of your heat pump is also an important factor. Higher efficiency ratings mean more energy savings but also a higher upfront cost. It is essential to balance initial costs with long-term energy savings to determine the best unit for your home and budget. Finally, the cost of labor and installation should also be factored into the total cost of your new heat pump.