Expert Heat Pump Installation in the Inland Empire
A heat pump handles both heating and cooling in one system, which makes it a practical option for Redlands homes dealing with hot summers and occasional cold nights. Sanborn's evaluates whether a heat pump is the right fit for your home before recommending one, since it isn't always the best choice for every situation.
What Our Heat Pump Installation Covers
We assess your home's size, insulation, and existing ductwork, then size a system that handles both your heating and cooling needs. Installation includes removing any old equipment, setting the outdoor unit, connecting refrigerant lines and electrical, and testing the system in both heating and cooling mode before we consider the job finished.
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Signs a Heat Pump Might Be the Right Choice
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Both your AC and furnace are aging or failing around the same time.
Rather than replacing two separate systems, a single heat pump can often handle both functions.
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You want lower utility bills without sacrificing comfort.
Heat pumps are generally more efficient at moderate temperatures than running a furnace separately.
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You're interested in a more environmentally friendly heating and cooling option.
Since a heat pump moves heat rather than generating it through combustion, it uses less energy for the same comfort level in most conditions.