Air-source heat pumps provide efficient and effective heating and cooling for homes in various climates. By selecting the right type and ensuring proper installation, you can enjoy significant energy savings and improved comfort.

One of the biggest cons of using a heat pump water heater is the higher upfront cost compared to traditional water heaters, regardless of the gallon capacity. While these systems can save you money on your energy bills in the long run, they require a larger investment upfront.

A heat pump is an electrical device that takes heat from one place and transfers it to another place, in the most efficient and sustainable way. An air-to-water heat pump draws heat from the outside air (yes, even when it's cold outside!) and uses it to provide heating and hot water inside the home.

A split system air source heat pump consists of two units: an outdoor unit and an indoor unit. The outdoor unit is positioned outside to capture energy from the air, while the indoor unit utilizes this energy to heat water for the building.

A compressor on a two-stage heat pump lasts longer than the same exact compressor on a single-stage unit. Then, there's efficiency. All other things being equal, a two-stage heat pump is going to provide more energy efficient performance than a traditional heat pump.