Heat pumps don’t create heat as furnaces or boilers do, they simply move heat from one location to another. Heat pumps extract heat from outside and distribute it into your home.
During the summer, a heat pump moves air from inside your home and deposits out outdoors to cool your house off. In the winter, the heat pump will draw in heat from the outdoors and move it inside so your home feels warm and cozy!
It used to be that heat pumps were only used in areas with mild winters. Today, with advanced technology, heat pumps can be used for extended periods in our area!