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A New Hampshire home served by a ducted heat pump

Ducted heat pumps

Ducted Heat Pumps

Whole-home, through the ductwork you already have

Whole-home, through the ductwork you already have

Keep the registers, change how the heat is made

A ducted heat pump can deliver heating and cooling through a home's ductwork. The condition, layout and airflow of that ductwork still matter, so the system has to fit the house rather than the other way around.

A ducted heat pump air handler in a clean mechanical space
Warm air moving through a home's existing floor registers

One whole-home path

One system can serve the rooms already connected by ducts

When the distribution is sound, a ducted system preserves the familiar register-by-register experience while moving the home toward efficient electric heating and cooling.

A useful first conversation

Three questions a ducted consultation should answer

  1. Bedroom in winter with one low baseboard heater along the wall and snow on the roofline outside

    Where is comfort falling short?

    Start with the rooms, seasons and current system behavior that brought you here.

  2. Open electrical panel interior with two rows of breakers and neatly run branch conductors

    What can the house support?

    The building, electrical service and existing distribution all shape which options deserve a closer look.

  3. Thermal imaging camera on a tripod aimed at a window, a gloved hand steadying it

    What still needs verification?

    Equipment selection and final scope depend on measured conditions, not a web-page shortcut.

Find out what your house actually needs

A conversation with the person who will do the work, not a salesperson working from a script.

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