Heat Pump Installation
Invest In A New Heat Pump
Looking to save money on your energy bills without sacrificing comfort? A new heat pump might be just what the doctor ordered (if, by “doctor” you mean the experts at Genz-Ryan). Whether you’re installing one for the first time, in need of repairs, or just want to learn more, we’re here to help you make the most of your HVAC system.
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Signs Your Heat Pump Needs Our Help
Ignoring certain signs that there’s a problem with your heat pump could be dangerous or have a long-lasting impact on the efficiency of your unit. You should schedule heat pump repairs if:
Burning Smell or Noises
The unit makes unusual or loud noises or smells.
Leaking or Frozen Heat Pump
Your system is leaking or frozen, creating damage.
Functional Issues
Issues switching between heating & AC or short-cycling.
Increased Bills
Increasing utility bills is usually a sign of system failure.
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Why Your Heat Pump Matters
Heat pumps transfer warm air from outside to heat your home in winter. The process is reversed to transfer cold air from outside so your home stays comfortable and cool during the summer. Because heat pumps transfer warm air rather than create it like furnaces do, they can run at up to an amazing 400% energy-efficiency rate. Yup, you heard that right: 400%!
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We Keep Things Running Smoothly
With results like that, you’ll want to keep your heat pump in working order all year long! And with Genz-Ryan on your side, you can do exactly that. Our skilled technicians understand everything there is to know about heat pumps. What does that mean for you? You’ll be able to count on us to fix the problem right when we arrive. You may even want to consider joining our HomePulse Program for access to premium discounts & service.
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Our friendly technicians are committed to providing the highest quality professional services and uncompromising customer service in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding communities. We’re proud to be a locally owned family business since 1950, and we don’t see ourselves sacrificing those family values anytime soon. From one Minnesota family to another – we can’t wait to serve you.
- Burnsville
- Rosemount
- Lakeville
- Farmington
- Savage
- Prior Lake
- Shakopee
- Eagan
- Apple Valley
- Woodbury
- St. Louis Park
- Northfield
- Plymouth
- Minnetonka
- New Hope
- Eden Prairie
- Cottage Grove
- Chanhassen
- Edina
- Richfield
- Rosemount
- Champlin
- Minneapolis
- Bloomington
- Prior Lake
- Maplewood
- Maple Grove
- Chaska
- Oakdale
- Coates
- Stillwater
- St. Paul
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a heat pump more energy-efficient than a furnace and AC?
Yes. Because they transfer cool and warm air rather than create it, heat pumps are more energy-efficient than furnaces and air conditioners. This can lead to significant savings on your energy bills.
Do I need a furnace with a head pump?
Twin Cities winters are very cold, which can sometimes reduce the efficiency of heat pumps. To solve this issue, consider a hybrid system, which combines a heat pump with a gas furnace. Homeowners with a hybrid comfort system use their heat pump for most heating and cooling needs and then switch to their furnace when temperatures dip well below freezing.
What happens if your heat pump’s reversing valve is stuck?
Reversing valves can become stuck if they’re damaged, frozen, or have debris or dirt buildup. An HVAC technician can diagnose the problem and provide the right solution.
How often should you maintain a heat pump?
Plan on scheduling a heat pump maintenance appointment at least twice each year — once before the heating season and once before the cooling season.
Do heat pumps and mini-splits work when it gets really cold?
A heat pump or ductless mini-split system will still work to heat your home as temperatures reach freezing, but they start to lose efficiency and need to work harder to provide the same level of heat. Below freezing, you’ll see efficiency the same as or worse than a furnace, and as the temperature lowers, the furnace will pull ahead substantially. Of course, a heat pump is as much as 3 to 4 times as efficient as a furnace during optimal temperatures, so it’s still a great investment for efficiency!
