DUCTLESS HEATING

Ductless Heating Services for

Residential, Commercial & Industrial

Up to 400% More Efficient

Ductless Heating Services For Residential, Commercial & Industrial

Up to 400% More Efficient

How Do Heat Pumps Work?

Heat pumps are heating and cooling systems that move heat indoors in the winter and draw heat outdoors in the summer. Instead of burning fossil fuels, they’re powered by electricity to move—rather than create—heat to keep your home or business at a comfortable temperature year-round. Today’s cold climate heat pumps can be up to 400% efficient and many provide efficient heating at outdoor temperatures as low as -15 °F.

Advantages:

Cost: Compared to heating and cooling with oil, propane, or electric baseboard (resistance), heat pumps can allow you to save money on energy bills.
Flexibility: Heat pumps can be installed with or without ductwork and can heat and cool either an individual room or your whole home or business.
Comfort & Convenience: Heat pumps provide all-in-one comfort: Heating, cooling, and dehumidification are all in one system.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Heat pumps emit less greenhouse gases, which is better for the environment.

Considerations:

Efficiency First: Before upgrading your heating system, consider preliminary measures, such as sealing and insulating your ductwork or completing weatherization work. This is why East Coast Mini Splits & Heat Pumps works closely with Graham Built Corp to ensure your project goes smoothly from start to finish.
Integrated Controls: While heat pumps are capable of providing 100% of a home or business' heating needs, some customers may opt to keep their existing heating system in place. In these cases, the operation of new heat pumps must be integrated with the existing system in order to qualify for rebates. Integrated controls help minimize the use of your existing system while maximizing the use of your heat pump to get maximum savings and comfort.
Electric Usage: A heat pump is an electrical system, so running one will add to your electrical use. In many cases, that additional electrical use is offset by savings elsewhere, such as a propane or oil heating fuel bill. You may also decide that increased comfort is worth an additional energy cost. Of course, if you’re adding a heat pump where there was no cooling source before, it will increase your electric use.

Save Money With A Ductless Heating System

If you are looking for a convenient way to heat and cool your home, install a high efficient Ductless Heating System. Reap benefits such as mini-split rebates up to $15,000! Ductless mini-split heat pumps efficiently to save money, and the air quality helps you breathe better.

Back-Up Your Heating Source

Your mini-split heat pump operates effectively during winter days as the main heating system. However, there are instances where you need to switch over to a back-up heating system to make it cost-effective.

Electric - Use your mini-split as your primary heat source.
Propane - Use your mini-split as your primary heat source.
Oil - Use your mini-split as your primary heat source when the outdoor temperature is above 25°F.
Natural Gas - At current fuel prices, natural gas systems are more cost-effective than mini-splits.

Take advantage of East Coast Mini Splits & Heat Pumps’ 10+ years of experience for efficient ductless heating products and installation and maintenance services. Contact us for HVAC service today.