Heat Pumps
One system that heats and cools your home, installed and serviced by a local family-owned company.
A heat pump moves heat instead of making it. In summer it pulls heat out of the house like an air conditioner. In winter it reverses and brings heat in. That makes it a single system for both seasons, and it can use less energy than a separate furnace and air conditioner. Whether a heat pump is the right choice depends on the house. Some homeowners use one as their main system. Others pair it with a furnace so the furnace takes over on the coldest days. We look at your home, your current equipment and how you use the space before we recommend anything. We are a Premier Lennox Dealer and we specialize in high-efficiency home comfort, geothermal and solar systems, so we can talk through the full range of options. After installation, a heat pump needs regular maintenance like any other system, and our maintenance plans cover that. Call (513) 932-7200 or request a quote to start the conversation.
What this covers
- Heat pump installation and replacement
- Heat pump repair and service
- System sizing and recommendations for your home
- High-efficiency Lennox equipment
- Geothermal system options
- Seasonal maintenance for heat pump systems
Common questions
Does a heat pump work through Ohio winters?
Modern heat pumps can heat a home in cold weather, and many homeowners pair one with a furnace for the coldest days. We will tell you which setup fits your house.
What is the difference between a heat pump and central air?
Central air only cools. A heat pump cools in summer and also heats in winter, so it can replace both an air conditioner and part or all of your heating.
Do you install geothermal systems?
We specialize in high-efficiency home comfort, geothermal and solar systems. Call (513) 932-7200 and we can talk through whether geothermal makes sense for your property.