Heat Pump Sales & Installation
Serving Gresham | Troutdale | Portland | Happy Valley
Have you been noticing cold patches in certain parts of your house? Are you frustrated with utility bills that seem to creep higher month after month? A heat pump may be an ideal solution to both of these challenges – and there’s no better choice for heat pump installation and replacement services in the Portland OR area than Multnomah Heating, Inc..
If you’ve been looking for a modern and versatile HVAC setup, you may want to consider a heat pump, which will create a comfortable environment and probably help you save money on your energy costs.
Benefits of Heat Pump in Your Home
For some, a heat pump is the ideal all-in-one heating and cooling solution, allowing you to climate-control your home with a single appliance, as it’s able to cool your home in summer and keep it warm in winter. If you need an affordable and efficient way to heat and cool your home, consider the many benefits of heat pumps:
- Heating and cooling from one appliance
- During the summer, you can enjoy both cooling and dehumidification
- When winter rolls around, your heat pump will work in reverse, providing reliable warmth to each and every room
Why Trust Multnomah Heating for Your Heat Pump Installation?
- Expert installation backed by our satisfaction guarantee
- We always use the top HVAC brands
- The knowledge and experience of our certified, skilled technicians
- We’ve been providing both heating and cooling equipment to Portland OR and the surrounding area for over 45 years
Have Questions? We are Here, Ready to Answer Them.
Leave your information below and we will be in touch in 30 minutes or less!How Does a Heat Pump Work?
This electrical device operates by circulating refrigerant between a couple of heat exchanger coils.
- In one of the coils, the refrigerant goes through an evaporation process and absorbs heat.
- The refrigerant is then pushed and compressed through the other coil where the second process of condensation takes place.
- If the internal thermometer of your heat pump indicates that the inside of your home requires heat, it will be released inside. Otherwise, it’s sent outside, which keeps the inside of your home cool.
Should You Replace Your Furnace with a Heat Pump?
When you’re thinking about installing a new heating system, you have a few options. If you’ve been using a furnace for most of your life, you may wonder if a heat pump can deliver the performance you expect.
Heat pumps are a great choice for many homes in the Pacific Northwest, but not all. We recommend them in these types of circumstances:
- Well-insulated homes: Heat pumps function best in moderate temperatures as opposed to extremes. With high-quality insulation, you make its job easier and allow it to operate more efficiently.
- All-electric homes: Many people want to eliminate natural gas consumption, and a heat pump gives them an efficient HVAC option that can run on electricity.
- Homeowners looking to pay lower utility costs: Heat pumps generally have lower operating costs because they move heat rather than generate it, making them more energy-efficient than conventional heating systems.
- Smaller or multi-unit dwellings: Heat pumps can be more efficient in smaller spaces where the heating and cooling demand is lower. They are also useful in multi-unit dwellings where space for separate heating and cooling systems is limited.
Is It Time to Install a Heat Pump in Your Home?
Multnomah Heating Inc. has been a reliable and trustworthy source for both heating and cooling for over 45 years. We’re proud to offer heat pumps as a heating and cooling option to our customers in the Portland area. From choosing the right unit to heat pump installation, or replacing your existing inefficient system with a heat pump, we’ll walk you through the entire process. We also offer heat pump repair and maintenancve services!
Call us today with any questions or for a free estimate.
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