Heat Pump Installation Greater Vancouver Area

Nearly 2/3 of the energy consumed in Canadian homes is used for heating and cooling, especially given our cold winters and hot summers.

Heat pumps for heating and cooling our homes allow for a significant reduction in our energy consumption.

A heat pump extracts heat from the cold outside air and transfers it to inside our home.

A compressor uses electricity to increase the temperature of the heat extracted from the outside air.

Heat pumps also provide cooling by transferring warm indoor air to the outside.

The energy provided by the outside air is free: consumers only pay for the electricity used by the compressor.

Central Ducted: Standard or Electric

Central ducted heat pumps use a system of ducts to distribute warm or cool air throughout your home. They deliver consistent heating or cooling in every room with better air circulation, meaning no more cold or hot spots in the house! They’re great for homes which have existing ductwork or for new builds.

Ductless Mini Split

Ductless mini split heat pumps provide heating and cooling without the need for ductwork. They are composed of an outdoor unit and one or more indoor units that are mounted on the wall or ceiling of the rooms that needs to be heated or cooled. The indoor units are connected to the outdoor unit by refrigerant lines and electrical wiring, which makes them easier to install.

Dual Fuel System: Electric and Gas

Dual fuel heat pump systems, also known as hybrid heat pump systems, are a type of heating and cooling system that combines an electric heat pump with a backup furnace powered by natural gas or propane. The system is designed to automatically switch between the two heating sources depending on the outside temperature and the cost of energy.

Heat pump cost savings at a click or call.

Moore & Russell is your source for 24/7 savings, sales and service in Greater Vancouver Area.

Mini splits, ductless AC, heat pumps: whatever you call them, they’re the smart choice for home comfort – every season, all year.

Here’s how we help you make the most of these systems and save.

• Save up to $6,000 on a new heat pump system
• Save energy costs all year with an electrical home comfort solutions
• Save stress with a two-in-one HVAC system for less maintenance & repairs
• Save time with same day installation available from local techs in your neighbourhood

Find cost savings and installation from certified technicians near you.

How heat pumps work.

These systems, also known as mini splits or ductless air conditioning systems act as a 2-in-1 furnace and air conditioner for all-season, year-round home comfort.

• When it’s cold, they pull heat from outdoors and transfer it indoors.
• When it’s hot, they pull heat from indoors and transfer it outdoors.

It’s that simple: powered by electricity and using refrigerant to transfer warmth from outside to inside and vice-versa, these systems can work with everything the BC weather throws your way.

Save on costs, convenience, and energy bills.

Get more money back with heat pump rebates and savings.

You may be eligible for rebates and savings on the purchase of a new heat pump system.

The home HVAC experts at Moore & Russell can help you:

• Determine your eligibility
• Maximize your money back
• Save more on year-round home comfort

Benefits of heat pumps.

There are numerous benefits to choosing a heat pump over traditional home heating and air conditioning systems, such as saved energy costs, a greener home, 2-in-1 all-season comfort and more.

Cost savings with a side of energy efficiency.

Heat pumps are a better friend to your energy finances and the environment compared to a traditional furnace and AC.

Running on electricity rather than gas, they’re a better choice for an efficient, cost-effective form of home comfort.

A 2-in-1 heating and cooling combo.

How does year-round home comfort sound?

Enjoy warmth all winter and sweet, cool relief all summer in one space-saving package.

A hybrid system with a long lifespan.

With proper maintenance and tune-ups, a heat pump will last, on average, for about 15 years.

That’s a long time of stress-free, cost-saving home comfort – especially when you consider their hybrid operation.

Improved indoor air quality.

A heat pump also provides the option for improved, cleaner indoor air quality.

Several systems offer air flow & dehumidifying and enhanced filtration, helping rid your home of uninvited contaminants.

Contact us for a heat pump installation today!