One system.
Every season.
Discover an efficient alternative that moves heat rather than generating it, keeping your home comfortable in both warm and cold weather.
Explore heating servicesOne system for year-round comfort and lower energy bills.
A heat pump heats your home in winter and cools it in summer, all with a single, highly efficient system. Instead of generating heat by burning fuel, it moves heat from one place to another, which can use far less energy than traditional heating. Evergreen Heating and Air installs, repairs, and maintains heat pumps for homeowners across Austin.
How a heat pump works
In cooling mode, a heat pump works like an air conditioner, pulling heat out of your home. In heating mode, it reverses the process, drawing heat from outdoor air and moving it inside. With Austin’s mild winters, a heat pump is an especially good fit.
Benefits of a heat pump
- Lower energy costs compared to electric resistance or many fuel-based systems
- Heating and cooling in one system
- Even, comfortable temperatures
- Better humidity control in summer
- Reduced carbon footprint
- Rebates and tax credits are often available for qualifying equipment
Types of heat pumps we offer
- Air-source heat pumps: The most common and cost-effective option
- Dual-fuel systems: Pair a heat pump with a gas furnace for maximum flexibility
- Ductless mini-split heat pumps: Suit homes without ductwork
- Geothermal systems: Top efficiency for the right property
Everything a heat pump needs.
- Heat pump installation and replacement
- Repairs and diagnostics
- Refrigerant leak repair
- Defrost control and reversing valve service
- Seasonal maintenance and tune-ups
- Thermostat and controls upgrades
An honest answer, every time.
The answer depends on your home, existing equipment, and energy goals. We’ll evaluate your needs and give you an honest recommendation, including whether a heat pump alone or a hybrid system is the better fit.
Explore ductless mini-splitsGood questions, straight answers.
Can a heat pump handle a cold snap?
Yes. Modern models heat efficiently well below freezing, and we can add backup heat for the coldest days.
How long does a heat pump last?
With regular maintenance, typically 15 years or more.
Do I need new ductwork?
Often not. We’ll inspect your current ducts and advise.
Ready to switch to a heat pump?
Send us a message and a comfort specialist will follow up with an honest recommendation for your home.