Heat Pump Installation

A heat pump is one electric system that both cools your home in summer and heats it in winter — and the Sacramento region's climate, with hot summers and mild winters, is close to ideal for it. Statewide HVAC designs and installs heat pump systems across Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Nevada, and Yolo counties.

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What heat pump installation covers

Full AC-plus-furnace replacement with a single heat pump system
Load calculation and system design for the actual home
Ducted heat pumps using your existing (or upgraded) ductwork
Ductless and multi-zone configurations where ducts don't make sense
Electrical, refrigerant, and condensate work to code, with permits
Commissioning and thermostat/controls setup

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Heat Pump Installation across Greater Sacramento

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Sacramento County: Sacramento · Elk Grove · Folsom · Citrus Heights · Rancho Cordova · Arden-Arcade · Orangevale
Placer County: Roseville · Rocklin · Lincoln · Auburn · Loomis · Granite Bay · Newcastle · Meadow Vista
El Dorado County: El Dorado Hills · Placerville · Cameron Park
Nevada County: Grass Valley · Nevada City · Penn Valley · Lake of the Pines
Yolo County: Davis

Brands we install

Dealer-registered equipment

Goodman
Dealer
Residential and commercial systems — split AC, heat pumps, package units, and furnaces. Goodman offers a 10-year parts limited warranty on registered systems (goodmanmfg.com).
Goodman systems

Heat Pump Installation questions, answered

Does a heat pump really work in winter here?

Yes. Modern heat pumps heat efficiently well below the Sacramento region's typical winter lows. Our mild winters are the easy case — this area is one of the better climates in the country for heat pump heating.

How does a heat pump compare to a furnace?

A furnace burns gas to make heat; a heat pump moves heat with electricity, typically delivering two to four units of heat per unit of electricity. Which costs less to run depends on gas and electric rates and your home's insulation — we'll talk through the real trade-offs rather than a slogan.

Can a heat pump replace both my AC and my furnace?

Yes — that's the usual configuration: one outdoor unit and one indoor air handler replace both. If you want to keep the furnace, a dual-fuel setup uses the heat pump most of the time and the furnace only on the coldest mornings.

Are there incentives for heat pumps?

Incentive programs for heat pumps exist at federal, state, and utility levels, but they change and have eligibility rules. We don't quote incentive numbers here because they go stale — ask when you talk to us and check current program terms directly.

Recent heat pump installation projects

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Documented installs from our own crews — each one links back to the original Instagram post.