Professional heat pump installation, repair, and electrification guidance for homes across Berkeley and the East Bay. Clear recommendations, careful work, and a quieter all-electric future.
Heat pump services in Berkeley
Installation, replacement, repairs, maintenance, and electrification guidance for Berkeley homes.
Comfort-first system design and clean installation for Berkeley homes.
A well-planned upgrade for an aging furnace, AC, or end-of-life system.
Efficient room-by-room heating and cooling for additions and older homes.
Straight answers and careful repairs when your system is not keeping up.
Seasonal care that helps equipment stay quiet, efficient, and dependable.
A practical plan for panels, water heating, cooking, and future upgrades.
Types of heat pumps we install in Berkeley
We help you compare system types based on your layout, ductwork, electrical service, and budget.
A whole-home system that connects an outdoor heat pump to an indoor air handler and your existing or newly designed ductwork. It is a natural fit for Berkeley homes that already use forced-air heating.
Best for
Homes with existing ducts, whole-home heating and cooling, and furnace replacement projects.
Key benefits
Consistent room-to-room comfort, quiet operation, and one efficient system instead of separate heating and cooling equipment.
A flexible system with one outdoor unit and one or more indoor wall-mounted or ceiling-mounted zones. It adds comfort without opening up walls to install new ductwork.
Best for
Older homes, additions, converted garages, ADUs, home offices, and rooms that need independent temperature control.
Key benefits
Fast, minimally disruptive installation with room-by-room control, excellent efficiency at part-load, and a 12-year equipment warranty offer.
A heat pump paired with a gas furnace for homeowners who want electric efficiency most of the year while keeping existing backup heat for unusually cold conditions.
Best for
Homes with a newer gas furnace, gradual electrification plans, or comfort needs that call for backup heat.
Key benefits
Lower energy use for much of the year, automatic backup when needed, and a practical bridge toward an all-electric home.
Trusted by Berkeley homeowners
Thoughtful work from first visit to final startup.
- Licensed and insured
- Permits handled
- Financing and rebate guidance
- Berkeley based
We look at the whole home
We consider room loads, insulation, windows, panel space, duct condition, noise, and outdoor equipment placement.
Frequently asked questions
Are heat pumps a good fit for Berkeley weather?
They are. Berkeley has a mild climate that is particularly friendly to modern air-source heat pumps. A properly sized system can provide efficient heating and cooling through the year; we account for your home’s insulation, windows, layout, and comfort habits before recommending equipment.
Do you install ducted and ductless systems?
Yes. We install central ducted systems, ductless mini-splits, and hybrid or dual-fuel arrangements where they make practical sense. The best choice depends on your existing ducts, electrical service, room layout, and the level of room-by-room control you want.
Can you handle permits and rebates?
We coordinate the permits required for the scope of work and explain the inspection path. We can also help you identify available local, state, and utility incentives; rebates change over time, so we show current eligibility rather than promising a fixed amount.
How long does an installation take?
Many straightforward replacements take one to two days. More involved ductwork, panel, or multi-zone projects can take longer. Your written proposal will include a realistic schedule, what we protect, and what you can expect each day.
Do you repair systems you did not install?
In many cases, yes. Share the equipment make and model and what you are noticing. We will diagnose the issue, explain repair versus replacement honestly, and never push a new system when a sensible repair will do.
What happens at a free estimate?
We listen first, inspect the home, talk through comfort goals, and review practical constraints. You receive a clear scope and options—not a rushed equipment list or a high-pressure close.