Heat Pump Services West Milford, NJ

When you opt for professional heat pump installation, you’ll enjoy a few great benefits unique to such systems. Just remember that you need to hire trained professionals in order to get the most from your heat pump. Only then will you enjoy its full benefits, including:

• Outstanding Efficiency: Heat pumps don’t consume fuel in order to generate heat, but rather use a heat transfer process to warm homes. This is remarkably efficient.
• Great Versatility: With a heat pump, you get a heat and an air conditioner in one system. That versatility is a major draw for homeowners looking to simplify their systems.
• Environmentally Sound: With a heat pump, you use only a small amount of electricity to heat your home. This allows you to reduce your reliance upon fossil fuels.

If you need a heat pump repair in West Milford, don’t put it off. Instead, call in our team from Mark Lindsay & Son. We’ll work with you to make sure you get your heat pump repaired quickly. We won’t leave until you have the heat you need and you’re completely satisfied with the way it is working.

Routine heat pump maintenance is an incredibly important service. These systems operate year round, and should be maintained prior to or following both the heating and cooling seasons. This will help to keep the system up and running at peak efficiency and performance levels. If and when you do require heat pump repairs, remember that scheduling those repairs promptly will help to minimize the risk of serious, costly damages to your system.

If you hope to enjoy the best that your heat pump has to offer, you must schedule your heat pump installation with a trained professional.

That way, your system will be appropriately sized for your home, as well as installed properly. This will help you to get and outstanding performance from the system all year long.

With a traditional heating and cooling system, if you wanted to save more, you had to use less. But a Hybrid Heat system combines the benefits of intelligent control for both gas and electric heating to create an intuitive system that can actually react to changing conditions.

No matter what the temperature is outside, a hybrid heat pump system will automatically select the fuel source most efficient for your home, which means you’ll stay warm in the winter, cool in the summer and save money all year long.

To design a Hybrid Heat system for your home, we professionally match one of our heat pump units with a natural gas furnace. Contact us to see how much energy you can save over your existing system.

One of the hottest discussions (pardon the pun) within the air conditioning and heating industry is the difference between the two refrigerants R-22 and R-410A. As a homeowner considering a purchase, it’s important that you understand the difference so you can make the best decision for your system. We’ve outlined below the main differences and why they matter.

R-22

• Often referred to by a brand name like Freon^®
• As of 2010, R-22 was discontinued for use in new air conditioning systems
• R-22 is a hydro-chlorofluorocarbon (HCFC) which contributes to ozone depletion

R-410A

• Often referred to by a brand name like Puron^®
• Has been approved for use in new residential air conditioners
• Is a hydro-fluorocarbon (HFC) which does not contribute to ozone depletion
• Will become the new standard for U.S. residential air conditioning systems in 2015

Newer air conditioning models are designed to be used with R-410A for reliable and more efficient operation. Because R-410A can absorb and release more heat than R-22, your air conditioning compressor can run cooler, reducing the risk of compressor burnout due to overheating.

R-410A also functions at a higher pressure than R-22, so new compressors are built to withstand greater stresses, reducing the chance for cracking. If you were to put R-410A refrigerant into a system designed for R-22, the pressure would be too much and the unit would break.

All air conditioners use an oil to keep the compressor lubricated during operation. R-22 air conditioners use mineral oil and R-410A systems use synthetic oil. The synthetic oil is generally more soluble with R-410A than mineral oil is with R-22. This means the R-410A system operates more efficiently reducing wear and tear on the compressor.