Custom Painesville Heat Pump Installation
Accurate sizing is the key to maximizing your budget. A heat pump that’s too small or too big will cost a lot more to run over the life of the equipment. We’ll determine that optimal size through a custom load calculation. It will account for your home’s floor plan and cubic footage. We can also account for location, building envelope, and other factors.
Once you know the ideal size for your new heat pump, we can explore energy-efficiency ratings in that category. For heat pumps, the industry uses SEER2 to measure cooling efficiency and HSPF2 to measure heating efficiency. The higher those ratings are, the less expensive a heat pump will be to run throughout the summer and winter.
Some of the other features we can help you explore include noise output and air filtration. The typical heat pump is between 40 and 60 decibels, but quieter units are available. They can be worth the added investment in certain installation scenarios. For filtration, it’s important to look at what MERV level a heat pump supports. A MERV 13 filter, for instance, can make a big difference in air quality over a standard MERV 8 filter.