How we installed our own DIY Heat Pump.
Our videos below guide you through the process of unboxing and the steps we followed to install our own multi-zone DIY Heat Pump. With minimal DIY skills we managed to install the system over a weekend with two people.
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Anyone can now install a DIY heat pump safely, quickly and easily without special tools, equipment or training. It’s DIY because there’s no requirement for an HVAC engineer to vacuum or pressurize the system using specialized equipment. The patent-pending Quick-Connect line-sets come pre-charged and sealed from the factory with the correct amount of R-410A refrigerant.
Next-generation air sourced heat pumps harvest outside warmth at -30°C and save energy year-round. It is for this reason that they’re 300-400% efficient. For every dollar they use to run, they can provide three to four dollars worth of energy – saving you up to 70% on your energy costs. In addition to this, you also save on installation costs because the system is DIY and Handyman Friendly. Doing it yourself or appointing a local handyman, will cost a fraction (up to 60% less) of what an HVAC engineer will charge.
Every home is different – how you and your family use your space will be unique to you. We will guide you through the process of choosing the right system to suit your home and budget. We provide you with advice, support & resources that make installation easy. Our team will be on hand throughout the process to answer additional questions you may have.
As a registered Mr Cool reseller – we don’t just sell heat pumps, we provide a personalized service that helps with design, installation and BC Government rebates. Unlike other companies, we also provide lifetime product support for additional peace of mind.
Interested in installing a dual zone unit- heat with wood -small 2 story house. would love something that helps keep the house warmer when I’m not there. As well do these units dehumidify as well as cool during summer months? Do these have to be hardwired to electric panel?
We have contacted you Tara thanks for the enquiry. Chris.
Do you ship to New Brunswick Canada
Kim905-757-5500
Kimpetrusev@gmail.com
Hi Kim. Yes we do – we’re Canada’s largest reseller of DIY Heat Pumps.
I have a 3 bedroom house and use a baseboard heater, Im thinking of putting a multi zone condenser with 3 units. My house is a rancher single detached with a decent space on the attic, I would like to know how much will it cost me and will I get a rebate from the government after the install?
I am thinking of installing a heat pump in a float home. Do you have any experience with this and would proximity to salt water be a corrosion issue?
Hey Doug, thanks for the comment. Yes, these units would be fine for a floating home as they are protected against corrosion by gold fins. Here’s what the manufacturer says: “Gold fin condensers help to protect the condenser coils from external damage and thus improves the overall life of air conditioners. If you have a gold fin condenser on a heat pump or air conditioner, you’re getting superior corrosion resistance when it comes to long-term operation. When it comes to operating any such unit in high humidity conditions, you really do want to buy gold for long-term durability and reliability.” We’ll drop you an email to help. Thanks in advance – Chris.
Joseph brooker i’m just wondering what a one room unit would cost and shipped to Stratford Ontario
You can collect from Brampton or we can ship direct..
Interested to install for a 1000sq.ft
1986 home.
Please contact
Thanks for the enquiry Brian – we’ve emailed you. Chris – DIY Heat Pumps.
Does anyone know if this would work in a tiny home – my fiancé and I are building one? Thanks, Matt.
Hey Matt, thanks for reaching out. Yes, we sell a kit for this purpose – please get in touch. Thanks, Simon.
Have to say guys your videos really helped me out. There’s a few of my neighbours in the same complex looking to do the same. Do you do bulk pricing or packages – just curious?
Hey Steven. Thanks for reaching out, glad that the heat pump worked out for you. Quick answer – best to drop us an email. Chris, DIY Heat Pumps