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How a Heat Pump System Works
Having a heat pump system installed in your home is a great way to keep every
room in your house comfortable. It also saves you money.
However, you may need to make some adjustments to the system,
depending on the weather and location.
Heat pumps work by heating the outside air and
moving it into your home. There are two basic types of heat pumps.
Air-source heat pumps draw heat from the air outside
of your home, while air-water heat pumps draw heat
from the water inside of your home.
Air-source heat pumps are the most common type of
heat pump. They draw heat from the air outside of your home,
and then reverse the cycle to cool your home during the summer.
Air-source heat pumps require supplemental heating in the winter.