Heat Pump Systems
Heat pumps have become increasingly more popular with Rhode Island homeowners in recent years, and for good reason. These versatile, convenient, quiet systems are energy-efficient and tend to last longer than other heating and cooling systems.
Heat pumps are powered by electricity, not fossil fuels, which make them more environmentally friendly. Because heat pumps can handle both cooling and heating, many homeowners do not need to install separate systems to heat their homes. Although hybrid systems are available.
National Refrigeration offers the lowest prices on top-rated heat pump equipment and parts through exclusive deals with leading HVAC brands. We stand by our equipment and service by offering scheduled maintenance on heat pump systems, so they deliver the highest performance for the lowest energy use Learn more about our preventative maintenance program.
Air-Source Heat Pumps
Air-Source heat pumps are the most commonly used by Rhode Island homeowners. They work by extracting heat from the air outside, circulating refrigerant between an outdoor compressor and an indoor air unit and distributing it inside. Conversely, during the warmer months, this process is reversed, sending heat outside of the home and providing you with cool air.
Ductless Mini-Split
A mini-split system is easy to install, requires no ductwork, and provides heat, air conditioning and humidity control. Perfect for condos, sunrooms, finished basements, accessory units, and more. Room-by-room heating allows you to only use energy for the heat you need, exactly where you need it. Learn more.
Geothermal Heat Pumps
A geothermal system uses ambient ground temperatures to heat and cool your home. These heating, cooling, and water heating systems work in tandem with energy-efficient heat pumps to save 25% to 50% on your heating costs. Geothermal heat pumps are best suited for new home construction. We are happy to work with your general contractor to budget, design and develop a system that will work best for you. Learn more.
