Heat Pump Installation

Trust Worley’s with your heat pump installation needs!

It used to be that heating and cooling a home required two different pieces of equipment, which meant two different systems to maintain, operate, and repair. But with heat pump installation for your Hampton Roads Virginia home, you can embrace comfort, efficiency, and versatility all in one system. 

Heat pumps are an increasingly popular heating and cooling solution for Virginia homeowners because of their versatility and efficiency. While heat pumps are excellent for most Virginia homes, some homeowners may find that traditional central air conditioning better suits their specific needs, which is why our air conditioning replacement in Williamsburg services include both heat pump and traditional AC options. Heat pumps don’t create cool temperatures like a traditional cooling system, they transport heat outside instead, lowering your utility bills and helping you achieve ultimate comfort at home.

Worley’s Home Services is a heat pump installation company serving the home comfort needs of Virginia Beach, Williamsburg, Norfolk, Gloucester, Yorktown, and Chesapeake. We can help you upgrade your heating and cooling system with our heat pump installation services. 

How Heat Pumps Work in A Cold Climate

Heat pumps can serve as a replacement for aging air conditioners, furnaces, and boilers, and are well suited to efficiently provide both heating and cooling even in a cold climate (like the Virginia winters). During the months when cooling is required, a heat pump works much like a traditional, efficient air conditioner, both removing heat from the living space to send back outside, and adding cool air into the home simultaneously. 

When it comes to how heat pumps work in the winter, a heat pump will reverse its process and find heat in the outside air to send inside. Heat pumps can utilize heat even in sub-freezing temperatures, which makes them remarkably efficient at heating a home even on some of the coldest winter days in Hampton Roads, Virginia. 

Where Heat Pumps Can Be Installed

For homes with existing ductwork and central heating and cooling systems, a heat pump can be installed to replace both systems. Heat pumps also come in more compact iterations that do not require existing ductwork. These are called ductless mini splits or mini split heat pumps, and can be installed directly into rooms that require extra heating and cooling power. Ductless heat pumps are great for:

• Bonus rooms
• Recently finished basements or garages
• She-sheds
• Rooms not included in the original ductwork