Heat Pump Service
The Heat Pump Service You Need from The Pro You Can Trust
Whether you want to install a new energy-efficient heat pump or need a professional to explain what a heat pump is, you can trust that the Mesa HVAC specialist will always have your family’s best interest in mind.
Residents Trust Mesa Heating & Cooling for All Their Heat Pump Needs
Heat Pump Repairs
Heat Pump problems always seem to happen at the most inconvenient times. Don’t worry, if you need your heat pump repaired, you can trust the expert contractor at Mesa to respond to your home quickly and to do the job correctly.
Heat Pump Installation
When you choose Mesa Heating & Cooling for your new Heat Pump system, you can rest easy knowing we will handle the job correctly, quickly, and courteously.
Heat Pump Tune-Up
The best way to prepare your heat pump for the upcoming season is to schedule a tune-up with Mesa Heating & Cooling. To help ensure your system is set up to operate at maximum efficiency year-round, our certified contractor will perform a comprehensive inspection and cleaning of your heat pump twice a year.
Warranties
Having a warranty that covers certain air conditioner parts and labor expenses is peace of mind at your fingertips. If your new heat pump should fail, warranties through Mesa Heating & Cooling help get your home back in working order with less stress and for significantly less money.
FAQ
What is an Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP)?
An air-source heat pump is a type of heating and cooling system that uses the outdoor air as a source of heat in the winter and a source of coolness in the summer. It works by using a refrigerant to transfer heat between the indoor and outdoor air. In the winter, an air-source heat pump absorbs heat from the outdoor air and uses it to warm the indoor air. In the summer, it reverses this process, absorbing heat from the indoor air and releasing it outdoors. Air-source heat pumps are generally more energy efficient than other types of heating and cooling systems, particularly in moderate climates. They can be used to provide both heating and cooling for a home, and can be more cost-effective to operate than other systems, especially when used in combination with other energy-efficient features such as insulation and Energy Star-rated appliances. However, it is important to note that the efficiency of an air-source heat pump can vary depending on the temperature of the outdoor air. In very cold weather, it may not be as efficient as other types of heating systems, such as a furnace. In addition, air-source heat pumps may not be suitable for use in areas with extreme temperatures exist.
What is HSPF rating?
HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) is a measure of the efficiency of heat pump systems. It is calculated by dividing the heating output of a system (in BTUs) by the energy it consumes (in watt-hours) over a typical heating season. The higher the HSPF rating, the more energy efficient the system is.
In the United States, the minimum HSPF rating for new heat pump systems is 7.7, but systems with higher ratings are available and can be more energy efficient and cost-effective to operate. When shopping for a new heat pump, it is a good idea to consider the HSPF rating as well as other factors such as size, cost, and performance.
It is important to note that the efficiency of a heat pump can vary depending on the temperature of the outdoor air. In very cold weather, a heat pump may not be as efficient as other types of heating systems, such as a furnace. However, in moderate climates, a heat pump can be an energy-efficient choice for heating and cooling a home.