It’s true, heat pumps offer both heating and cooling! Still, there are some things to consider when contemplating a heat pump for both your heating and cooling needs. Heat pumps work best in climates without extreme heat or cold, as they rely on pulling heat from the air (to heat during the winter) and removing heat from indoors to cool (during the summer). In some cases, a heat pump is sufficient. In other cases, a heat pump can act as a great supplemental system to an existing furnace or air conditioner. If you’re thinking about a heat pump for your home, we’re more than happy to address your concerns and help you make a decision that’s right for you.