Is A Ductless Heat Pump Right For Your Home?
Ductless Heat Pumps always seem to be trending on Google, but do you know how they work?
Thanks to their dual functionality, ductless heat pumps can be used to both heat and cool a home. In the summertime, a heat pump functions the same way as an air conditioner, taking heat from inside the house and depositing it outside, leaving the room cool. When it’s colder outside, the system is reversed to be used for heat.
The Four Most Common Uses for Ductless Heat Pumps:
As a supplement to a central A/C or heating system for spaces that were added onto a house or located at the furthest end of the existing ductwork.
For rooms that need additional heating and cooling, such as a sunroom, or for a space that requires independent temperature control, such as a home office.
As a cost-efficient alternative for an additional living space, such as bonus rooms, studios, cottages, garages, finished attics, basements, etc.
For homes/spaces that cannot accommodate conventional ductwork. Older homes and antique homes typically do not have space to install ductwork.
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