It heats AND cools. Our guys still won't be able to tell you which mode it's in.

🔄 Heat Pumps on Long Island

A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel, so it can cool in summer and heat in winter. Modern cold-climate models keep working well below freezing, which matters out here.

Signs you need heat pumps

You want to move off oil or propane
You're replacing an AC and want heat out of the same equipment
High heating bills in a house with electric baseboard
Adding a room the existing system can't reach

What the job involves

Load calculation and a look at your existing ducts or radiators
Choose ducted, ductless or hybrid (heat pump plus your existing furnace)
Size for winter heating, not just summer cooling
Install, commission and set up defrost and backup heat
Explain why the outdoor unit sometimes steams in winter (it's defrosting, it's fine)

Two techs will argue about refrigerant for an hour. Neither will be right.

Heat Pumps FAQ

Do heat pumps work in Long Island winters?

Cold-climate heat pumps are rated to keep heating at low outdoor temperatures. Many homes keep a backup heat source for the coldest nights.

Can a heat pump use my existing ducts?

Often, yes, as long as the ducts are sized well enough for the airflow.

Is the outdoor unit supposed to steam?

Yes. That's defrost mode. Don't call Hailey about it.

Heat Pumps by Town

Nassau and Suffolk, Queens line to Orient Point:

Hempstead North Hempstead Oyster Bay Glen Cove Long Beach Babylon Brookhaven East Hampton Huntington Islip Riverhead Shelter Island Smithtown Southampton Southold

Other services

AC Repair AC Installation Furnace Repair Boiler Repair & Service Ductless Mini-Splits Duct Cleaning & Sealing Indoor Air Quality Maintenance Plans Emergency HVAC Service