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Heat Pump Installation Experts & Heat Pump Replacement in Bridgetown

Are you looking to install a new heat pump or replace your existing heat pump? Bridgetown Heating & Cooling offers area homeowners and business owners in Greater Cincinnati the best prices on all the HVAC industry’s leading heat pumps. Customer satisfaction is always 100% guaranteed. As southeastern Ohio’s top-rated experts for heat pump installation, you’re always in good hands when you choose Bridgetown Heating & Cooling. We are a proud member of the Five Star Family. Heat pumps are great home comfort system investments because they offer you crisp cool air during the summertime and heated air during the winter months. Working with an air handler or secondary source of heat most of the time, a heat pump is all you’ll need for home comfort and, best of all, Mother Nature will thank you for it

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Bridgetown, Ohio Heat Pump Installation

Heat pumps are environmentally friendly. Because they are energy efficient, installing a heat pump reduces home heating and cooling bills. Nevertheless, if you hope to reap the benefits of a heat pump, you need to turn to an HVAC expert who knows how to install them right the first time, every time. If a handyman or novice installation technician doesn’t do the initial installation work very precisely, you won’t see the energy savings you were looking for. It’ll cost you in other ways as well. For precise, expert heat pump installation and heat pump replacement services in Greater Cincinnati and Greater Dayton, hiring the right HVAC company near you is an extremely important decision. When you choose Bridgetown Heating & Cooling for your heat pump installation work for your home or building, you have a wide range of options to choose from. We offer all the industry-leading equipment at the most competitive prices. We are also an Amana Dealer with the industry’s best heat pumps and best heat pump warranties.

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HEAT PUMP ENERGY CONSUMPTION

Unlike other home comfort systems, heat pumps provide both warmth and cool air. Because they are used both during the summer and the winter, heat pumps don’t normally last for twenty or thirty years. Home heating systems can end up lasting that long because they are only used for one season. At about the twelve-year mark, a heat pump’s efficiency begins to decrease. The longer it’s used, the more it decreases. When a problem arises at this point, it might be possible to repair that older heat pump. Nevertheless, you should remember this. It will only continue consuming more energy to stay effective and this causes electric bills to increase.

HEAT PUMP LIFESPANS

As we have noted, heat pumps are designed to have a lifespan of 10 to 12 years on average. In addition to how well it’s installed, a heat pump’s lifespan depends on the frequency of seasonal maintenance. We advise homeowners against making repairs to a heat pump that is this age or much older. Although it might be possible to restore the operation of the heat pump, at this age, it is only a matter of time until something else needs fixed. Plus, it’s only going to get worse as time moves on. If you have a heat pump that’s 15 years old, your unit is definitely outdated. We recommend purchasing a new heat pump at this point.

SEER RATINGS

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratings gauge the efficiency of a heat pump during the winter. It also rates it during the summertime. To calculate your heat pump’s SEER rating, you have to look at the production of cool air during the summer and compare it to the total amount of electricity it consumes in Watt-Hours. The average SEER rating of a new heat pump varies from 13 to 25. The heat pump’s ratings is typically located on the side. The higher the SEER rating, the better and more energy-efficient the heat pump. Additionally, the configuration of the machinery was upgraded to curb energy consumption.

COST TO REPLACE A HEAT PUMP

The overall cost to install a new heat pump ranges from $5,000 to $7,000 depending on the brand, the heat pump’s model and which contractor does the installation. Usually, when you invest in a newer, energy-efficient heat pump it will help lower your monthly utility bills. Additionally, the latest systems for sale on the market are designed to provide superior airflow in the winter and summer.

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Bridgetown Heating & Cooling is committed to serving homeowners and business owners throughout Southwestern Ohio with the highest level of quality with a personal touch and prices you won’t find anywhere else. As a member of the Five Star Family, Bridgetown Heating & Cooling guarantees customer satisfaction 100 percent on each and every job we do. Moreover, we offer our Best Prices Guarantee on all the HVAC industry’s leading heat pumps and home comfort systems. As an Authorized Amana Dealer, we install the finest heat pumps available on the market backed by an equipment warranty that you will not get anywhere else.

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Heat Pump Installation FAQ

Is it OK for frost to develop on a heat pump?

When heat pumps produce heat for the home during the winter, they use a refrigerant that turns into gas. This gas condenses once it reaches the heat pump’s coils. In turn, the condensation creates frost on the coils. Small amounts of short-term frosting is normal. In fact, it’s so normal heat pumps run defrost cycles to take care of it. During a defrost cycle the auxiliary heat strips are activated to warm, if you have a heavy coating of ice, however, or the defrost cycle isn’t kicking on, call Bridgetown Heating & Cooling right away. Heavy ice accumulation on your home’s outdoor unit can indicate a serious problem that requires a professional heat pump expert in your area.

What is the difference between an HSPF Rating and SEER rating?

These terms are standard efficiency ratings all HVAC professionals use for heat pumps. SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. It measures the efficiency of a heat pump in air conditioning mode. HSPF stands for Heating Season Performance Factor. This measures the efficiency of a unit in heating mode. The higher the SEER and HSPF ratings, the better and more efficient the equipment.

Why are certain rooms in my residence warmer or colder than others?

If your heat pump isn’t accurately sized for your home or your initial installation job isn’t performed precisely by an HVAC expert, the unit might not be adequate for the size of the house or building. It can turn off before the entire home reaches the desired temperature level. If the heat pump is sized properly, the home itself could have an air vent or air duct issue. An air duct system that was poorly installed or poorly designed can cause airflow problems. These airflow problems can make certain areas of the home colder or warmer than others. If your ducts aren’t sealed properly, or an air leak goes undetected, the airflow might pass through your system unevenly. To properly determine the specific cause, give Bridgetown Heating & Cooling a call.