Water Heaters
Move the heat, don’t make it
A standard electric tank makes heat to warm your water. A heat pump water heater moves heat instead — capturing warmth from the surrounding air and transferring it into the tank — so it delivers the same hot water using far less energy. We size the right option to your household and back the labor with NP Shield™.
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Three ways to heat your water
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Instead of making heat, these move it — pulling warmth from the surrounding air to heat your water at heat-pump efficiency.
Electric Water Heaters
A clean, all-electric tank option we size and install to match your household’s hot-water demand.
Geothermal Hot Water
Where a geothermal system is in place, it can contribute to domestic hot water as part of the same engineered loop.
FAQ
Straight answers
What is a heat pump water heater?
It’s a water heater that moves heat rather than generating it — drawing warmth from the surrounding air to heat the tank. Because it moves energy instead of making it, it runs far more efficiently than a standard electric tank.
Which water heater is right for my home?
It depends on your space, hot-water demand, and whether you already have or plan a heat pump or geothermal system. We recommend the right option during a free energy audit — no guesswork.
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