The Heat Pump Store is a national leader in the installation of ductless heat pump technology. We continually set the bar for innovation and quality in ductless heat pump installation. Don’t just take our word for it, see our list of credentials below. At The Heat Pump Store, our goal is to create installations that are simple and effective, and that last for many, many years. Our installations always make use of the best quality installation materials and techniques. We seek out new materials as they are introduced, we test each of them, and incorporate them only after they have been proven to meet our rigorous standards. This ensures we stay on the cutting edge. Our installations always take into account site-specific considerations.  Every property is different, and unique environmental conditions are taken into consideration that could impact equipment performance and reliability. Our installations are always cost-effective.  We don’t believe in unnecessary or excessive installations.

After all, this technology was invented to provide savings and comfort. This is our lowest cost, most efficient installation.  Also called “Up-and-In”, this installation involves placing the outdoor unit directly opposite from the indoor unit on the same exterior wall. This installation uses the least amount of materials and labor–it is the most cost effective way to install a ductless heat pump. This is our mid-priced option. A close cousin to the super-simple installation, this method is used when a customer wants the outdoor unit placed in a specific location, further away from the indoor unit. The difference in price allows for more labor and materials to be used toward locating the two units further apart. Have it your way! If you want to place the indoor unit on an interior wall, this is the option for you. Assuming your vision can be safely and reliably installed, we can almost always fulfill your dream. This option typically costs more, but if makes you happy, it is worth it!

In addition to the three options above, we have several other installation considerations: This is the typical installation option with regard to the installation of the outdoor unit. thru the wall hvac unitWe use this method approximately 90% of the time. ac unit sound barrierThe Heat Pump Store has pioneered several simple ways to make our ground installations stay level and firm for many, many years.advent ac unit This technique is more common in Europe and Asia. We love it, because it ensures that the unit stays level and has good draining and airflow. The Heat Pump Store has pioneered several techniques to prevent noise and vibration from being a problem. This technique is very useful on sloped yards, narrow side yards (with limited set-back), and areas with lots of prized landscaping (that makes it hard to use the ground mounted option).

This is the most common type of indoor unit. The reason is as follows: it is the lowest price option, the most energy efficient option, the most powerful option, the quietest option, the most EVERYTHING option. Need I say more? This option is so great, because we find there are some cases when we cannot use a wall mounted option, for example: attic rooms, rooms with lots of windows, and more. Its great to have this as a fall back. This is our least favorite option. Because it is the most expensive, the least efficient, and the loudest option. People are drawn to this option because they think it will be the most visually appealing for their room. We help customers get comfortable with the wall mounted option instead…and they thank us for it! There are some instances when the ceiling unit makes great sense, like commercial offices or homes with “drop ceilings”. Also, finished attics can sometimes require this type of unit, and it is nice to have this option. These units are much like the ceiling recessed units, in that they are more expensive and less–well, everything.

Contrary to what most people think, concealed ducted units are not able to have very much ductwork attached to them; therefore they have limited applications. However, they can be a great solution for some applications (if you are willing to pay for it); We like to install these types of units in the ceilings of large closets, and make use of a small air vent grill to have air blow into the room. To learn what installation is right for your home or office, click here to contact one of our Ductless Heat Pump experts or call 877-509-2961. A range of various options for mounting air conditioning units, air source heat pumps and other equipment with an array of anti vibration reduction characteristics and sound dampening qualities. Showing all 4 results Sort by average rating Sort by price: low to high Sort by price: high to low Mounting Strip – Rubber Mounting Strip – Cork Rubber EVA™ – Rubber Pad #40  of 80 brands of heat pumps 35% of customers recommend

What are the Best Heat Pumps for 2016? Read more about AMANA heat pumps Read reviews of other Heat Pump brands ASZ13 ASZ14 ASZ16 ASZ18 ASZC16 ASZC18AC works--heat does not. No one can fix." I will never buy this brand again. "Amana heat pump warranty non-existent" So, we purchase an Amana heat pump with a 10-year warranty......fastLo and behold the product breaks down and Goodman / Amana hides, ducks, and does everything possible to avoid our claim. Pathetic and I hope they go out of business. Never will I purchase a unit from Amana or Goodman We have had nothing but problems. Parts, including the compressor, are constantlyThey will not replace it with a new unit. think they are just waiting til it is out of warranty, so we will have to buy another one. I will never buy any Amana product again. Two months out of full warranty parts and labor, the coil went - $850 laborA year later the circulating fan motor went, $350 parts and labor.

a UV light bulb went, $499 parts and labor. Next a relay for $150 parts andNext a light bulb only went for $140. Today another relay for $210 "Run...to any other brand" We had the unit installed when the house was built. Less than two years later the heat exchanger quit and they replaced the entire outdoor unit. The following two years, had to have two different technicians come in because of Freon leaks. Now, at 7 years old, the unit in the basement has a cracked pan, it leaked rusty water all over the floor of the basement. Although the unit is under warranty, it is not reliable and I would consider it a real lemon! Replacing it with something other than Amana. sounds like the older models were trouble-free but once Goodman purchased Amana, the quality appears to have suffered. My Amana heat pump finally died at 36 years old. It has required exactly 1 service call in the 24 years I've been in the house. leaking lines are the fault of the installer.

I am grateful some unknown builder used a good installer in 1978. Now to find a good installer for Name: Richard L. Jones, B.S. Mechanical Engineering Location: Warner Robins, GA "Poor design, poor customer service" My Amana heat pump is 4 years old and a refrigerant line has failed twice in the same location, near the compressor. The reason for the failuresThe small line goes directly from the compressor over to the side of the unit. This small line is therefore trying to keep the compressor from vibrating, which induces fatigue stresses leading to cracks and loss of refrigerant. just wants to braze over the crack again. But to prevent this from happening a third time, a vibration loop needs to be installed in the line, so the compressor can vibrate without stressing the line. support will not talk to me about this, since I am not a certified HVACHowever, I am a mechanical engineer by degree and have worked vibration related failures in USAF aircraft hydraulic systems.

will never buy an Amana unit again. Location: British Columbia Canada "All Heat Pumps are the same!!!!" Before you slam your heat pump brand take a look at the company thatAll heat pumps have the same parts on the inside fromCompressors, reversing valves, motors and other parts all come from the same factory's and are installed in every heat pump. 95% of the time when you dig deep enough the contractor that installed it did something wrong. Duct sizing, heatloss/gain, refrigeration practice's, refrigerant charge and many other factors affect the life ofToo many contractors undersize to be the lowest bid and put in a larger back up heater so you don't notice any difference inThere are a lot of hvac scammers out there!!!! Location: Saint Augustine, FL "DO NOT BUY AN AMANA/GOODMAN" Nothing but problems since installation. First, it kept tripping breakers. Then the motor went out and took over a week to get it replaced.

Florida and it was over 90 deg in the house -- no relief had to go to hotel. have asthma and sister has cancer and is on oxygen. They told me I should have known this was a problem ac. Yeah right. Motor out again within 3 months -- it took another week for the replacement. Stay away from Amana. I inherited this piece of junk when I moved into my home two years ago. Thank goodness it is still under its last year of warranty. at least 10 service calls within two years to United Air Temps. compressor and coils had to be replaced and this was determined after 6 visits within four months. After this replacement, the system went out again within two months. Repair Tech said it was the reversing valve. The manager came to my house with a whistle and a smile three weeks later, after I waited for the part that did not show up, and said it wasIt�s amazing he knew this without even checking. The situation was never resolved after complaints to