Air-Source Heat Pump
- Extracts heat from outdoor air
- Cold-climate models work in sub-zero temps
- Lower install cost; fast retrofit
Efficient Year-Round Heat Pump Comfort
Smart heating and cooling that saves energy while keeping your home comfortable.
What is an Air-Source Heat Pump?
One System for Heating and Cooling
An air-source heat pump moves heat instead of creating it. In winter, it extracts heat from outdoor air and transfers it indoors; in summer, it reverses to cool your home—acting like an air conditioner. Because it transfers heat rather than burning fuel, it’s highly efficient and can cut utility costs with the right setup.
- Heats in winter, cools in summer (reversible cycle)
- Energy-efficient alternative to furnace + AC
- No combustion byproducts inside your home
Types
Pick the Right Heat Pump for Your Home
Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP)
Extracts heat from outdoor air in winter and reverses to cool in summer. Modern cold-climate units deliver reliable heat in sub-zero temperatures.
- Lower install cost vs geothermal
- Retrofit-friendly for most homes
- Cold-climate models for Ontario winters
Ducted Mini-Split
Compact air handler connects to short duct runs—great for additions, top floors, or homes with partial ductwork.
- Discreet look with small ducts
- Zoned control for key areas
- High efficiency & quiet operation
Multi-Split (Ductless)
One outdoor unit powers multiple indoor heads. Ideal for targeted room-by-room comfort without adding ducts.
- Zoned comfort per room
- No duct losses
- Fast, clean installation
Heat Pump Types
Air-Source vs. Geothermal
Geothermal Heat Pump
- Stable ground temps for consistent output
- High upfront cost (drilling/ground loops)
- Space constraints for horizontal piping
Ready to size the right heat pump?
We design and install air-source systems tailored to your home and budget. Talk to a certified HVAC technician today.