Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are the way of the future!
A heat pump cools your home like a standard air conditioner. But has a reverse valve with the ability to also heat your home!
Lennox high efficient heat pumps are available in every size, for every home – including yours. There are three types of heat pumps available:
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Looking for a smarter, more efficient way to heat and cool your home?
A heat pump delivers year-round comfort—heating in the winter, cooling in the summer—all from a single high-efficiency system. Whether you’re replacing an older unit or upgrading to a more energy-efficient solution, we offer professional heat pump installations using industry-leading Lennox systems, built for comfort, reliability, and long-term savings.
What Is a Heat Pump & How Does It Work?
A heat pump is a versatile HVAC system that both heats and cools your home by transferring heat—rather than generating it.
- In cooling mode, it removes warm air from your home (like a traditional AC).
- In heating mode, it pulls heat from outside air—even in colder temperatures—and brings it indoors.
This technology makes heat pumps incredibly energy-efficient, especially when paired with a compatible furnace or backup heat source in colder seasons.
Benefits of a Lennox Heat Pump System
Lennox is a name trusted for high-performance, energy-saving technology—and their heat pump systems are no exception. Here’s why more homeowners are making the switch:
Year-Round Efficiency
Enjoy heating and cooling from one unit, with lower energy consumption
Quiet Operation
Advanced sound-dampening design keeps your system whisper-quiet
Smart Thermostat Compatibility
Fine-tune comfort and save energy with remote control and automation
Seamless Furnace Integration
Works in tandem with your gas furnace for an efficient hybrid system
Cleaner Indoor Air
Better airflow, filtration, and humidity control
📞 Not sure if a heat pump is right for your home? We’ll help you find the perfect fit.
As a Lennox Premier Dealer, we install best in class air conditioners trusted for their exceptional performance, quiet operation, lasting durability, and industry-leading SEER ratings.
Why Homeowners Are Switching to Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are one of the most energy-efficient home comfort options available, offering both heating and cooling from one system.
They’re a great solution if:
- Your current AC or furnace is nearing the end of its life
- You want lower energy bills and reduced emissions
- You’re upgrading to a modern, all-electric or hybrid heating system
- You value quiet, consistent comfort year-round
Why Choose Us for Heat Pump Installation?
Certified HVAC Experts
We install and service Lennox heat pumps with precision and attention to detail—no shortcuts, no subpar work.
Top-Rated Service Since 2007
With hundreds of 5-star reviews, we’re proud to be a trusted name in home comfort across Edmonton and surrounding areas.
Lennox Premier Dealer
We install the most advanced Lennox heat pump systems with manufacturer-backed training and product knowledge.
Pressure-Free Guidance
We focus on what’s right for your home, not upselling. Our consultations are educational and straightforward.
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Financing Available
A new heat pump is a smart investment—and we make it easier with flexible payment options through Financit:
Quick approval
Low monthly payments
Options for no-interest or deferred plans
Frequently Asked Questions – Heat Pumps
Yes—with today’s advanced Lennox models, heat pumps can provide reliable heating even in below-freezing temperatures. In colder climates, however, they’re often paired with a furnace as a dual-fuel system, maximizing efficiency year-round.
A well-maintained heat pump typically lasts 12–15 years, with some lasting even longer. Routine maintenance extends lifespan and helps maintain peak performance.
Quite the opposite. Heat pumps are one of the most energy-efficient systems available—especially for moderate heating and cooling loads. Many homeowners see significant savings over time compared to traditional systems.
It depends on your home and preferences. A heat pump replaces both systems, simplifying your setup and reducing energy usage.