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Save With Clean Heating and Cooling Technology

Enjoy year-round comfort when you upgrade to an efficient and cost-effective clean heating and cooling system. 

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About Heat Pumps

Heat pumps work by redirecting existing heat from the air or the ground. In the summer, a heat pump moves heat from inside a building to the outside. In the winter, the process is reversed, extracting heat from outside to warm an indoor space.

Compared to traditional systems powered by fossil fuels or electric resistance, heat pumps are more energy efficient—they transfer more energy than they consume—and the latest models work even when the temperature outside is extremely hot or cold.

 

With thousands of dollars in rebates available, there’s no better time to make your space more comfortable, efficient, and eco-friendly.
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Types of Heat Pumps

A cold‑climate heat pump (CCHP) is a high‑efficiency heating and cooling system designed to operate effectively in very low outdoor temperatures. Unlike standard heat pumps, they use advanced compressors and refrigerants that continue extracting heat even in extreme cold.

Wondering which type of heat pump is right for you? Explore the varieties of cold-climate heat pumps available to customers in New York and New Jersey.

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Type

Geothermal (Ground Source) Heat Pumps

Air Source Heat Pumps

Heat Pump Water Heaters

Best For:

Buildings with surrounding property, or new residential or commercial construction projects.

 

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Central Air Source: Buildings with existing central-air-conditioning systems or ducted furnaces that need to be replaced.

 

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Mini-Split System: Houses, apartments, or other buildings that need a cost-effective and easy-to-install heating-and-cooling system that doesn’t require ductwork.

 

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Buildings that need a replacement water heater or an upgrade to a more efficient and cost-effective model.

 

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FAQ

Get answers to common questions about heat pumps.

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