Electrify Maine Inc. Installs Heat Pumps
For Businesses in Bangor, Brewer, and Hampden, Maine
Call Us for Energy-Efficient Alternatives to Furnaces and AC Units
Electrify Maine Inc. installs heat pumps for businesses in Bangor, Brewer, and Hampden and throughout Maine. Simply call us to explore installing heat pumps as an energy-efficient alternative to furnaces and air conditioning units.
Call (207) 852-7547 or contact us online for information and to obtain an estimate on heat pump installation.
Lower Energy Costs with Heat Pumps in Bangor, Maine, & Adjacent Areas
Heat pumps are less expensive to run than combustion-based heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. When you install heat pumps, you will see long term savings on energy. ENERGY STAR® certified heat pumps are more energy efficient than most ACs and furnaces. On average, heat pumps help save $815 on energy costs per year.
Heat Pumps Reduce Carbon Emissions and Have Fewer Safety Concerns
Although heat pumps operate on average between 14-to-15 years, they are a reliable source of heat and cool air. When properly maintained, however, many heat pumps’ longevity can extend as long as 20-to-30 years. Furthermore, heat pumps reduce carbon emissions and efficiently convert energy to heat. Water-based heat pumps, for example, reach nearly 600 percent efficiency.
Enjoy Low-Maintenance HVAC with Heat Pumps in and Around Etna, Maine
Heat pumps are also low-maintenance, more so than combustion-based HVAC systems in and around Etna, Maine. Usually, device owners easily accomplish heat pump system repairs. In most cases, professionals only need to perform biannual maintenance on heat pumps. Maintenance is critical to maintaining peak performance. Heat pumps not operating correctly can lose up to 25 percent of their efficiency due to underperformance.
When called upon to inspect your heat pumps, the Electrify Maine Inc. technicians will make sure it is operating within the manufacturer’s tolerances. We check the electronics and control equipment and the water pump as well as the compressor. If the compressor fails, it needs replacing as a whole, since heat pumps are sealed units. We also check above-ground pipes and connectors as well as the coolant in the ground.
