Heat Pumps Archives - Mt. Hood Ductless

Is A Ductless Heat Pump the Right Choice for Your Home?

Written by Web Admin on February 28, 2022.

Thanks to their ease of use and outstanding energy efficiency, ductless heat pumps are take over the home heating and air conditioning industry. Ductless heat pumps (also called “mini-splits”) are the latest generation of technology. Rather than utilizing a single central system, Happy Valley ductless heat pumps have individual heating/cooling...

Is It Time to Replace Your Old Heat Pump with A Ductless Heat Pump Installation?

Written by Web Admin on February 24, 2022.

Today, heat pumps are becoming one of the dominant types of home HVAC systems. They’ve become a mature, well-understood technology that brings many benefits over older HVACs, with very few drawbacks. Better yet, a modern ductless heat pump installation could get you even better energy savings than before. Ductless Heat Pump Installation However,...

Finding & Cleaning Your Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump

Written by Web Admin on February 14, 2022.

Often, finding and cleaning your ductless mini-split heat pump can be easier said than done, unless you’re an expert like Mt. Hood Ductless. However, we want to help you extend the life span of your Clackamas ductless heat pump, so we’ve collected some tips for you here. Whole House Heat Pump System Below you’ll find some great maintenance...

Will Ductless Heat Pump Installation Cover My Entire Home?

Written by Web Admin on February 11, 2022.

If you’re considering investing in ductless heat pump installation, you’re probably wondering whether one unit will be enough to cover the heating needs of your entire home. As the Oregon City ductless heat pump experts, the team from Mt. Hood Ductless has helped many with the solutions they need. Ductless Heat Pump Installation Here you’ll...

Heat Pumps

Written by Web Admin on February 21, 2021.

Built with Smart Technology, So You Enjoy the Highest Level of Comfort Heat pumps are a great alternative to central heating and cooling systems if you live in an area where climates are fairly moderate. Similar to your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to transfer heat in and out of your home. In the winter, they pull heat out of...