Air Source
Heat that’s moved, not burned
A furnace makes heat by burning fuel, so it can only ever return a fraction of the energy it consumes. A heat pump moves heat instead — pulling warmth from the outdoor air in winter and reversing in summer — which is why a well-sized cold-climate system runs at 200–300% seasonal efficiency against 80–95% for a gas furnace.
- ✓ Whole-home heating and cooling from one system
- ✓ Cold-climate performance, sized to your measured load
- ✓ Ducted, ductless mini-split, or dual-fuel
- ✓ Backed by the NP Shield™ 10+2-year labor warranty
Why air source
Sized to your home, not an invoice
200–300% efficiency
A well-sized cold-climate system runs at 200–300% seasonal efficiency — against 80–95% for a gas furnace.
Heat and cool in one
A heat pump moves heat both ways: warmth in winter, cooling in summer, from the same equipment.
20–25 year service life
Quality equipment engineered for a 20–25 year service life (US DOE), installed by our own crews.
FAQ
Straight answers
Do air source heat pumps work in Central New York winters?
Yes. We install cold-climate systems engineered to deliver efficient heat well below freezing, and we size every one to your home’s measured heat loss so it performs through a CNY winter.
Can one system both heat and cool my home?
Yes. A heat pump moves heat in both directions — it heats in winter and cools in summer from the same equipment, so one system replaces both your furnace and a separate cooling unit.
What is a dual-fuel system?
A dual-fuel setup pairs a heat pump with a backup furnace. The heat pump does the efficient day-to-day work and the furnace only assists on the coldest days.
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