Heat Pumps - Repair or Replace Services
Heat pumps are a great solution for yourTennessee heating and
air
conditioning system. That's because they work to provide both heating and
cooling. Whether it's the hottest day of the summer, or the coldest day of
winter, heat pumps work day in and day out to provide your family with premium
comfort.
By definition, a heat pump is a machine which moves heat. Heat exists in all air
at all temperatures down to "absolute zero" (-460F). In the winter, a heat pump
draws heat from the outdoor air and circulates it through ducts into your
Tennessee home. During the summer, it reverses the process and draws heat from
your interior air and releases it outdoors. It also dehumidifies the indoor air
as it cools it.
Benefits of a Heat Pump System
- Because a heat pump does not burn fuel, it is safer and cleaner to run than a gas powered furnace.
- A heat pump provides a more uniform temperature throughout a building. It
does not produce a sudden blast of hot air as traditional furnaces do each time they kick on.
- In the heat mode, heat pumps do not dry out the air the way traditional
heaters do. The higher humidity maintained by heat pumps during cold weather provides for a healthier environment.
- Heat pumps are more efficient and cost less to run than electric furnaces.
- Because heat pumps are used year round (for cooling as well as heating needs), they cost less per hour of use (cost of purchase and installation
divided by total number of hours used per year) than do individual heating and cooling systems, which each sit idle for a good part of the year.
If you are looking for a professional heat pump contractor to be installed in Tennessee, please call us today at 931-684-3755 or complete our online request form. |
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