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DEEP DISCOUNTS ON HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS
Heat pumps are a smart, efficient and versatile way to heat and cool your home and our Reliable technicians are experts in Heat Pump technology.
- Get a Heat Pump Replacement with financing and an unbeatable warranty
- For a limited time, make no payments for 6 month on qualifying heat pump systems - PLUS! GET UP TO $3,169 IN CASH INCENTIVES*
- Select systems are eligible for up to $500 in energy tax credits & rebates.
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*Qualifying systems. See here for complete details.
HEAT PUMP OFFERS YOU WON'T FIND ANYWHERE ELSE
- Lifetime Repairs, Maintenance and even Filters are NO Charge ever on select systems
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- As the nation's #1 Trane dealer we can provide our customers with the best pricing and service
- Next day installation guarantee
Average Cost Of A Heat Pump Installation
In Atlanta
Low: $3,895
Average: $5,999
High: $15,000
What Is Included In
Your Installation
Multiple system options
New, high-efficiency heat pump
1-year labor warranty
10-year manufacturer warranty
Save Your Money With
Comfort As A Service
Enjoy all the benefits of a new Trane heating & cooling system and NONE of the burden of costly repairs, maintenance, financing charges or coming out of pocket for unexpected thousands.
OUR MANY OPTIONS FOR
FINANCING
Buy today, pay over time. Get special financing through the Wells Fargo Home Projects Credit Card including a revolving line of credit that you can use over and over again.
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Signs you need a new heat pump
It's time to start thinking about a new heat pump if your unit is 15+ years old or you start seeing any of the age-related signs below:
- A home that's too hot/cold. If your heat pump struggles to keep your home comfortable, it's likely either the wrong size or approaching the end of its life. Either way, you're usually better off replacing your existing unit with a new, efficient one.
- Frequent repairs. This is a sign that your heat pump is on its way out. Repair costs add up quickly, so it's often more cost-effective in the long run to invest in a new unit.
- Higher electric bills. If this is the case, your heat pump is most likely losing efficiency. As your heat pump gets older, internal components suffer more wear and tear. This means your heat pump has to work harder to heat or cool your home, driving up your energy bills.
- Expired warranty. This means your heat pump's manufacturer won't cover anything if a part breaks, which will eventually happen on an older unit. So you're stuck footing the bill for any repairs.
