Heat Pump Installation and Services

We install and service the latest and most energy efficient heat pump systems in St. John’s, Newfoundland and surrounding areas.

Exceptionally quiet and energy efficient.

Innovative and customizable for your home. Our heat pump systems will bring peace, quiet, and comfort to your home, all while lowering your utility bills dramatically.

Energy Star
certified heat pumps.

Certified Newfoundland
Power HVAC installer.

No hassle
maintenance plans.

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a HVAC contractor installing in-floor radiant heating.

Certified contractor for Newfoundland & Labrador's takeCHARGE program.

Our technicians have been confirmed by the Department of Advanced Education and Skills to have met the qualification requirements of a Journeyperson Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic.

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Pay less for heating and cooling.

Installing a heat pump instead of a furnace or central air conditioner can help you save money on your utility bills.

Hyperefficient.

Heat pumps are twice as efficient compared to traditional oil heating systems.

Heating and cooling
all-in-one.

During Summer months, enjoy the comfort of air conditioning. During Winter months, take advantage of a warm home while enjoying savings on utility bills.

Heat pumps are safer than combustion-based heating systems. They are safe to operate and since they rely on electricity and do not need to burn fuel to generate heat, they come with fewer safety concerns compared to their counterparts.

Built to last.

Heat pumps, on average, last approximately 15 years. That’s a nice, long lifespan. But remember: the better care you give all of your home heating and cooling systems, the longer they will last.

Get up to $5,000 back with the Canada Greener Homes Grant on your heat pump.

The Canada Greener Homes Grant was developed to make it more accessible and affordable for you to choose energy efficient upgrades, such as installation of heat pump systems for your home.

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You got questions, we got answers.

What’s the difference between an air source heat pump and a ground source heat pump?

An air source heat pump transfers heat from the outdoor air into your indoor air and vice versa. A ground source geothermal heat pump, transfers heat from the earth - into your indoor air and vice versa. When we are talking about heat pumps on this blog, we are most likely talking about “air source” heat pumps (unless otherwise specified).

What's the difference between mini-split and a heat pump system?

Ductless heat pumps, also called mini-split heat pumps or mini-splits, work by blowing the heated or cooled air directly into the room. These systems are better for heating small spaces, or open concept homes, since they aren’t able to push the air throughout the home. Whereas a central heat pump requires ductwork throughout the structure.

What areas do you service and provide installations for heat pumps?

We provide service and installation of our heat pumps to the majority of the eastern and central areas of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Do you provide free estimates on HVAC installation?

Yes we do! Please contact us to book an appointment.

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Heat Pump Installation and Services

Exceptionally quiet and energy efficient.