What to Expect When You Get a Heat Pump Installed

September 29, 2017

So, you’re buying a new heat pump. In order for your heat pump to work at its optimal performance, it’s vital to have a skilled technician—like one of ours at Cooler Tymes LLC—complete your heat pump installation. You can also assist by doing a little bit of preparation before we achieve to install your new heat pump.

First, be sure the area surrounding your outdoor compressor/condenser is cleared so the technicians can easily get where they need to be to replace it. If you don’t already have a heat pump, clear an area where your new heat pump will be installed outside. It’s also important to make sure bushes and plants are trimmed back from the outdoor unit for proper operation and to allow for maintenance.

You can also complete some simple home maintenance projects to help be sure you’ll get the most energy efficiency from your new heat pump. Ensure that your attic is well-insulated. You should also look for air leaks around your doors and windows. If you find any, they can typically be repaired with weather stripping or caulking.

You should be aware that you may need a new thermostat, depending on the model of your previous heat pump. Plus, now is a great time to upgrade to a smart thermostat to take full advantage of all the benefits of a new heat pump. A smart thermostat can assist with peak comfort and keep your house at your preferred temperatures 24/7. If you need or would like a new thermostat installed during your heat pump installation, you may also want to purchase touchup paint if it’s a different size or shape from your other thermostat to clean up your wall.

If you have any other questions about what you will anticipate during your new heat pump installation, or if you are curious how long you can expect your specific installation time to last, give Cooler Tymes LLC a call at 623-208-6444. We’re happy to provide more information and look forward to working with you! And don’t forget to give us a call when it’s time for your new heat pump’s first preventive maintenance.