Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pumps
are a great fit for mountain communities, since they provide both heating and cooling, making them appealing in a warming climate.
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In 2025, air-source heat pumps outsold furnaces in the United States. Rather than generating heat by burning fossil fuels, heat pumps efficiently move heat between outdoors and indoors using electricity.
Installing a cold climate heat pump can save money in new construction by avoiding natural gas tap fees, excavation, and installation costs of gas lines. Heat pumps also improve safety by eliminating sources of Carbon Monoxide and the danger of gas leaks. Pairing heat pumps with solar and battery backup can make your building resilient against power outages and provide energy independence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! Heat pumps can work almost anywhere if carefully chosen and properly installed. Here's what you need to know.
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The first step toward saving money on your energy bills is ensuring your home is well insulated and weatherized. An energy assessment with identify which actions will make the biggest impact. Once your home is weatherized, you can explore if a heat pump is right for you. Heat pumps are more efficient than furnaces or boilers and may save you money on your energy bills.
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Heat pumps are generally quiet, with noise levels comparable to a refrigerator hum. They can be installed with soundproofing measures if this is a concern.