Performance HVAC is the contractor you can trust for your next HVAC upgrade in Pottsville, PA. If your upgrade plans include residential heat pump replacement, we’re here for you.
Heat pumps will lose energy efficiency as they age or sustain damage. By upgrading to the newest heat pump technology, you’ll enjoy the latest in high-tech features, improved energy efficiency, and reliable comfort year-round.
When your next HVAC upgrade in Pottsville consists of replacing your heat pump, contact Performance HVAC.
Why Choose Performance HVAC for Heat Pump Replacement
Keeping your home comfortable throughout all seasons is our mission. Our top-rated HVAC services include flawless heat pump installations to replace your old system. We offer free installation estimates and financing options on approved credit.
- We hold a statewide registration as an HVAC contractor, and we certify our technicians to handle refrigerants according to EPA guidelines.
- Our service teams receive training on all heat pump types, brands, and models, particularly high-efficiency and cold-climate systems.
- We complete heat pump installations quickly so you can enjoy the indoor comfort you deserve.
- Our technicians perform clean and efficient installations, including the removal and disposal of old equipment.
Our Heat Pump Replacement Process
With many years of professional HVAC experience, our service teams follow a proven replacement process. We begin with a free estimate and a detailed explanation of our services. Depending on your cooling and heating needs, you may have various models to choose from. We base our recommendations on Manual J calculations from the Air Conditioning Contractors of America.
- Evaluation and recommendation
- Removal and disposal
- Professional installation
- Safety checks
- Load testing
- Thermostat calibration
Benefits of Replacing Your Heat Pump
If your current HVAC system includes a central air conditioner and a furnace, you should think about switching to a heat pump. You get heating and cooling in a single unit. More importantly, because a heat pump transfers heat instead of generating it, it’s significantly more energy-efficient than a furnace.
A new heat pump can mean lower monthly bills through an improvement in energy efficiency. Essentially, a new system consumes less power to deliver the same amount of heating or cooling. Don’t forget how quickly HVAC technology is advancing. In the last 20 years, for example, we’ve seen smart thermostats emerge along with variable speed inverter mechanisms.
Standard heat pumps usually need auxiliary heating methods when temperatures drop much below freezing. This may be electric heat strips or a supplemental furnace. However, cold-climate heat pumps can still operate efficiently at temperatures as low as -15 degrees and below. Plus, they tend to last about five years longer than standard models.
Many newer systems feature noise-reduction technology and more consistent operation. You don’t have to worry about compressor or blower noises traveling through the ductwork. Modern heat pumps also deliver better humidity control and more consistent air distribution, thus ensuring year-round comfort. Your new heat pump will come with a fresh factory warranty for long-term reliability, comfort, and peace of mind.
- Lower monthly bills
- Silent operation
- Seasonal comfort
- Long-term reliability
Schedule Your Heat Pump Replacement Today
At Performance HVAC, our commitment to Pottsville customers is to always do our best. We are a Trane Comfort Specialist contractor, and we also work with Mitsubishi and all major heat pump brands. Financing on approved credit is available from the Service Finance Company and Wells Fargo. We also offer a Preventive Maintenance Agreement program to ensure your heat pump works flawlessly throughout its full lifespan.
Contact Performance HVAC today to book a heat pump replacement for your next HVAC upgrade in Pottsville.
Frequently Asked Questions
We get many questions from commercial and residential customers about heat pumps in Pottsville and the surrounding communities. Our office staff and HVAC technicians are always happy to provide answers. Here are the answers to two questions we get often.
How Do I Know It’s Time To Replace My Heat Pump?
The key factors are the system’s age, the severity and frequency of problems, and repair costs. After a decade of service, heat pumps typically require parts replacement. When repair costs exceed 50% of the purchase price of a new heat pump, replacement is the best option. Replacing the heat exchanger, for example, is a major service that would not make sense for a 12-year-old system.
What Size Heat Pump Do I Need For My Home?
To determine the size and capacity for your home or business, we perform a Manual J load calculation. This is necessary because we can’t accurately determine the correct size based solely on square footage. This calculation includes ceiling height, insulation levels, and the number and placement of windows and doors.
