
Two-stage heat pump, 1962 ranch
Electric strip heat out, variable-speed heat pump in, and a return duct finally sized for the house it serves.
- System
- Variable-speed heat pump
- On site
- 2 days
Serving the Belmere area — Talcott County & South Harlan County
Projects
Every one of these started as a symptom, not a sale. The spec line under each photo is what we actually measured or installed — not marketing copy.


Electric strip heat out, variable-speed heat pump in, and a return duct finally sized for the house it serves.

A single ductless head above the door solved a room that three previous companies had tried to fix with dampers.

Static pressure was more than double the equipment spec. New return trunk, two branches resized, dampers set and measured.

Register placement planned with the builder so no supply blows across a ceiling fan or straight at a sofa.

Heat pump above 35°F, existing gas furnace below it, with the changeover point set from the customer’s own utility rates.

A five-inch cabinet sized to the airflow, replacing a one-inch high-MERV filter that was starving the blower.

Two zones, motorized dampers and remote sensors in the rooms people actually sleep in.

Twelve feet of crushed flex replaced with hard pipe, joints mastic-sealed, everything above the insulation line wrapped.
Tell us what the system is doing and we will tell you what a visit involves.