Heat Pump Installation in Livonia, Michigan

When it comes to heating and cooling your home, most Michigan homeowners are looking for an efficient and cost-effective solution that will deliver reliable and consistent results year in and year out. An easy way to achieve year-round comfort for you and your family is by installing a heat pump!

If you’re in the market for an energy-efficient heating AND cooling solution, look no further. Ehlers Heating & Cooling will work with you to determine the best heat pump for your home!

The team at Ehlers Heating & Cooling has provided superior heat pump installation services to the Livonia, Michigan, area for over half a century. When you choose Ehlers, you can rest assured you’re getting the best service available.

At Ehlers Heating & Cooling, we’ve provided high-quality heat pump installation services to your neighbors for over 50 years.

Contact us for a FREE heat pump installation estimate today!

What Is a Heat Pump?

A heat pump is a dual-purpose HVAC unit, serving as an air conditioner that cools your home when the harsh summer heat arrives and a furnace, working in reverse to heat your home during our frigid winters.

Instead of creating heat, like all other types of furnaces, a heat pump is more energy-efficient because it moves heat from inside to outside your home in the summer and vice versa in the winter.

Livonia Heat Pump Installation

Looking for an efficient way to heat AND cool your home? You’ve come to the right place. The team at Ehlers Heating & Cooling has been installing Carrier heat pumps in the Livonia, MI, area for years—and we’re the only company you need to know.

When you schedule a heat pump installation appointment with our team, you get peace of mind. We will work with you to determine which Carrier heat pump will be the best fit for your home and budget.

Contact Ehlers Heating & Cooling today to learn more about Livonia heat pump installation or schedule an appointment!

Carrier Heat Pumps We Install

At Ehlers Heating & Cooling, we install Carrier heat pumps. There is a Carrier heat pump for every home! Contact our skilled team for help determining which Carrier heat pump is the solution for your heating and cooling needs.

• Infinity® series with Greenspeed™ intelligence: This heat pump is literally in a category all by itself. The height of Carrier innovation, the Infinity with Greenspeed™ offers the ultimate in energy efficiency while providing unparalleled comfort and control. It boasts a SEER rating of up to 20.5.
• Infinity® series: All six models in the Infinity series are ENERGY STAR®-certified, offering SEER ratings ranging from 15.5 to 19 and HSPF from 8.5 to 11. With an intelligent communication system, the Infinity models provide outstanding comfort. Quiet operation is a bonus!
• Performance™ series: Offering standard and compact units, the Performance series boasts SEER ratings from 13 to 17.5 and HSPF from 7.7 to 9.5. They provide precision cooling and heating as well as even dehumidification in the summer.
• Comfort™ series: Economical and efficient, the heat pumps of the Comfort series have SEER ratings of 13 to 15 and HSPF from 7.7 to 8.5. The units come in various sizes, making them ideal for tight spaces. They provide comfortable cooling and humidity in summer and efficient warmth in the colder months.

Not sure which Carrier heat pump is right for you? Our team can help—contact us online or call (248) 579-2362 today!

Benefits of Installing a Heat Pump in Michigan

When considering a heat pump, you should contemplate the many benefits, such as:

• Lighter environmental impact: Don’t produce pollution since they do not burn fuel
• Increased savings: Offer 30–40% yearly energy savings
• Extended life span: Have a life span of approximately 15 years
• Improved home comfort: Operate quietly and don’t generate dry air—helping your home’s humidity levels
• And more!

Ready to reap the benefits of heat pump installation in the Livonia area? Contact us!

Contact Ehlers for Heat Pump Installation in the Livonia, MI Area

For prompt and reliable heat pump installation in the Livonia area, you can count on Ehlers Heating & Cooling. We aim to do more than just install dependable HVAC equipment in your home. Our goal is to make you a customer for life!

At Ehlers Heating & Cooling, we:

• Offer financing on our Carrier products.
• Provide value and service with our Ehlers Membership.
• Provide top-rated heat pump repair services.
• Offer free estimates.
• Offer a wide range of products and services, including indoor air quality solutions, controls and programmable thermostats, boilers, evaporator coils, fan coils, and more.

Contact Ehlers Heating & Cooling online or call (248) 579-2362 for heat pump services throughout Michigan.

FAQs About Heat Pumps

Do heat pumps go inside or outside my home?

Like an air conditioner, a heat pump consists of a combination of components, some inside your home and some outside it. This is because a heat pump works by moving heat from one place to another.

When you need heat, the unit outside moves heat from the air via refrigerant (there’s always heat in the air, even if it doesn’t feel like it) and transfers it inside. When you need cool air, the heat is extracted from the refrigerant and vented outside.

With a ductless system, the interior units go into the room or rooms you want to heat and cool, connected via refrigerant lines, whereas a system with ductwork will connect to an air handler and ductwork, much like an air conditioner.

Do heat pumps work in cold weather?

Heat pumps are best known for their incredible efficiency for heating. But when you learn they work by pulling heat from the air outside to achieve this, you may wonder if they can do anything when you need them most.

It’s important to realize there is always heat energy in the air outside, even if it feels cold, and that heat can be condensed and moved into your home via refrigerant — it will just take more work and thus be less efficient as the temperature hits freezing and below.

How close should a heat pump be to the house?

You don’t have to overthink this too much, as your installer will figure out the fine details with you, but you’ll aim for about a two-foot gap around the heat pump — not just from your home but also from plants and other obstructions that might prevent it from venting properly when necessary.

Of course, geothermal heat pump systems can have different considerations here.