Heat Pump Installation Brooklyn & Manhattan, NYC

Start to Finish Heat Pump Installation

Let 212 HVAC Help You With Your Heat Pump Installation.

Heat pumps use thermal energy to heat air and also doubles as a cooling system by removing warm air from inside. They are easy to install and have minimal maintenance. Read through to see if a heat pump system is right for your heating & cooling needs!

How It Works

From start to finish, 212 HVAC is with you every step of the way for heating and cooling your space.

Step 1: Schedule Your Appointment

Schedule an in-home appointment for a 212 HVAC expert to measure your space and assess and evaluate your HVAC needs.

Step 2: Get Your Quote

When your assessment is complete, we’ll follow up with a quote for the new heat pump. It’ll include product pricing and a labor breakdown, along with financing options to fit your budget. We’ll be there to answer any questions you may have.

Step 3: Installation Day

Once the installation is complete, 212 HVAC professionals will clean up your old unit and then review manufacturer care and maintenance instructions with you. We ensure you’re 100% satisfied with the new unit and installation.

How do heat pumps work?

One very important point to understand when answering the question “how do heat pumps work?” is that heat pumps do not generate heat – they move heat from one place to another. A furnace creates heat that is distributed throughout a home, but a heat pump absorbs heat energy from the outside air (even in cold temperatures) and transfers it indoors. When in cooling mode, a heat pump and an air conditioner are functionally identical, absorbing heat from the indoor air and releasing it through the outdoor unit.

Advantages of an air source heat pump installation

Two systems in one
You get both heating and cooling systems in one device. You can use either function depending on the season and personal preference.

Electric Heat Pumps Are Safer Than Gas
Gas furnaces in the home come with an inherent safety concern; you’ll always have to be aware of the possibility of a gas leak or even a fire or explosion that could occur. Since heat pumps don’t use natural gas, electric heat pumps do not have this issue and are generally safer in your home than gas furnaces.

Reduced energy bills
Air source heat pumps are highly efficient heating systems that have the potential to lower your energy bills depending on your current heating system.

Lengthy lifetime
The operating life of an air source heat pump varies depending on the model you have installed but many can last for up to 20 to 25 years.

Along with these benefits, 212 HVAC also offers rebates on heat pump installation. Based on the SEER rating, Heat pump rebates vary based on efficiency. Please call to check with our 212 HVAC expert for more information on rebates and criteria.