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Dust builds up. Parts wear down. Efficiency declines. Breakdowns are usually preventable with routine maintenance. Introducing the ELITE Comfort Club. Electric, Heating, and Air – all in one call.
Booked individually, these visits would cost more than the membership itself.
Add $10/month for ductless systems w/ 1 indoor head and 1 outdoor unit, +$8/month for each additional indoor head, and +$15/month for each additional full system. Cancel anytime with no penalties, except $100 fee if canceled within the first 6 months.
ELITE Home Trade Pros is a rapidly expanding, high-growth organization setting the standard for home services across the Upper Midwest. We’re building something truly special — a company rooted in world-class culture, best-in-class systems, and a relentless drive to become the premier home service company in the Midwest.
The cost of heat pump installation typically ranges from $4,000 to $10,000, depending on factors such as the type of pump and size of your home. If your home requires extensive ductwork, the installation costs will likely be higher. Fortunately though, heat pumps are highly energy efficient—meaning you will likely make back your investment over time. To get an accurate cost estimate tailored to your unique home, call (605) 450-7606 today!
One potential downside of heat pumps is reduced efficiency in extremely cold climates. During harsh Sioux Falls, SD winters, your pump may require supplemental heating, which could increase energy consumption. However, we have reliable solutions! For autumn installations, consider choosing a cold-climate heat pump that is specifically engineered to handle colder weather effectively.
A heat pump consists of an indoor unit and an outdoor unit. The outdoor unit should be placed in a well-ventilated area near your home, away from obstructions like bushes or walls. The indoor unit must be installed in a space like your basement, utility room, or with a wall mount. You can rest assured that our heating experts will assess your property and determine the appropriate installation spots for optimal pump performance!
Yes—the U.S. federal government offers tax credits for installing energy-efficient heat pumps. You could potentially qualify for a 30% tax credit, up to $2,000, under the Inflation Reduction Act! Replacing older heating systems with a modern heat pump will not only cut your utility costs but also save you during tax season! For more details on how to apply and save big this fall, call ELITE Home Trade Pros today.
With the proper maintenance, a heat pump should last for 10 to 15 years! Fall is the perfect time to install or replace your heat pump so you’re ready to tackle the cold weather and enjoy cozy, energy-efficient heating.
Yes, heat pumps are excellent at cooling, offering the same efficiency and comfort as traditional air conditioning systems! Heat pumps work by transferring heat out of your home, leaving your indoor environment cool and comfortable. Thanks to their ability to both heat and cool your home, heat pumps are the perfect system to install this fall season!
If you notice any of the following signs and symptoms with regards to your heat pump system, it’s probably time to think about a replacement:
Repairs are inevitable with heat pumps, but if your pump is towards the end of its lifespan and you are constantly repairing it, it’s time to replace it altogether. You will save more money in the long run by replacing the system entirely than to continuing to spend on repairs.
On average, heat pumps last between 10 to 15 years, with some models lasting around 20. If your heat pump is in the double digits and constantly needs repairs, it’s probably best to replace it. Additionally, it should be noted that enlisting preventative maintenance every year will greatly extend the lifespan of your pump.
If your monthly utility bills have been increasing with no other reasonable explanation, it is probably time to have our experts replace it entirely. This will save you money on your utility bills in the long run and likely needs to be done anyway.
Failing heat pump systems have the potential to cause carbon monoxide leaks, which can be a very serious health and safety hazard for your household. If your heat pump is leaking carbon monoxide, call us at (605) 450-7606 immediately. If heat pump is older and leaking CO2, it’s time to replace it!
Your heat pump is naturally a noisy operation but if you begin to notice unfamiliar noises such as banging, whistling, or other foreign noises, there is likely an internal issue. When heat pumps begin failing for good, they often start producing odd noises and smells. Additionally, if you notice foul odors such as gas, burning, or mold, you should shut off your heat pump and call us immediately. Heat pumps can produce carbon monoxide leaks which are highly toxic and a health hazard to your home!