AZ Perfect Comfort Heating & Cooling Blog: Posts Tagged ‘Heat Pumps’

A2L Refrigerants: What’s Happening in the Industry This Year 

Monday, May 5th, 2025

It’s not unusual to see HVAC prices climb in the summertime. With scorching temperatures and systems working overtime, breakdowns increase and so does demand for replacements. Typically, if you received a quote for a new HVAC system in the winter and waited until mid-summer to act on it, you’d see a price increase of around 5–10%. That’s simply the effect of seasonal demand and limited supply.

But 2025 isn’t your typical year. This summer, HVAC system costs could jump by as much as 30% to 40%. The reason? A sweeping change in the refrigerants used in new heating and cooling systems is reshaping the entire industry—and creating inventory challenges that affect homeowners across the country.

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Don’t Miss Out, Upgrade Your Home Comfort Now and Save!

Monday, February 3rd, 2025

For the 10th anniversary of us serving the community, we want to go big. We’re doing just that with our DEAL OF THE DECADE to celebrate! Upgrade to a new high efficiency HVAC system and receive a 10-year labor warranty, 10-year manufacturer warranty, a 10-year maintenance club agreement and even 10-year low interest financing! 

Say goodbye to HVAC troubles, repairs, and headaches for a DECADE. Give us a call today to get started, because this deal won’t last for long. You can also keep reading to learn more about the benefits of partnering with our team for all your HVAC needs.

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Does a Heat Pump Offer Effective Heating?

Monday, September 2nd, 2024

If you are looking for a whole-house HVAC solution, you’re probably considering a heat pump. A heat pump is a great way to combine heating and cooling all into the same system so you can save space. Plus, heat pumps are much more energy efficient compared to other types of heaters.

The question is whether or not a heat pump provides enough heating power to keep your home comfortable in the winter season. You can keep reading to learn more about how a heat pump works and why it is a great solution for our area of the country. Then give us a call when you’re ready to invest in a heat pump in Phoenix.

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Pros and Cons of Installing a Heat Pump

Monday, August 5th, 2024

When it’s time to invest in a new HVAC system, you may consider a heat pump as an all-in-one solution. Our team can offer assistance by going over your heat pump options and complete an in-home assessment of how a heat pump would operate for heating and cooling inside your home. A pre-installation evaluation is important to determine the appropriate size and type of AC system needed for a home. Properly installed systems are crucial for cost efficiency and energy savings, making the AC installation process essential for optimal performance.

Give us a call when you’re ready to schedule an assessment for your Glendale heat pump. High efficiency systems, while initially more expensive, can lead to significant savings over time due to reduced yearly electricity expenses. Understanding AC costs, including installation and long-term savings, is vital when choosing a high-efficiency system. Opting for yearly HVAC maintenance is significantly less than the costs associated with repairing or replacing an HVAC unit that has been neglected for years. You can also keep reading to learn more about how a heat pump operates for both heating and cooling as well as the different heat pump options. You’ll also learn about the pros and cons of having a heat pump as your home HVAC system.

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Should I Get a Heat Pump or Central AC in Arizona?

Monday, June 10th, 2024
Happy senior couple relaxing on a couch under a wall-mounted unit after central AC installation.

When it’s time to replace your air conditioning system, you may be wondering if a heat pump is the better replacement option. Homeowners who are interested in a Glendale heat pump usually have one major concern: Can a heat pump handle the Arizona heat?

The short answer is that yes, a heat pump is certainly a great choice for cooling your home efficiently. But today’s central air conditioners also have certain advantages. Let’s go over the benefits of both systems so you can make an informed decision when it’s time to replace an outdated AC system. If you’re still deciding, this guide on whether you should upgrade your AC offers helpful insight into long-term comfort and savings.

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Can Heat Pumps Handle the Arizona Heat?

Monday, January 22nd, 2024
Relaxed young woman lying on couch

There are plenty of things that seem like they just weren’t named right. Strawberries aren’t really berries and jellyfish aren’t fish. If you’re a homeowner in Scottsdale researching a new air conditioner and you see the term “heat pump,” you might think it’s irrelevant to your search results.

We’re here to let you know that despite the misleading name, heat pumps are essentially air conditioners that also provide heat. Now, you may be thinking that because it’s a system that also provides heat, that it’s not that great at air conditioning. But that simply isn’t true. In fact, heat pumps are a great system for combatting the Arizona heat. Read on to learn about the amazing benefits of these systems.

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Why Your Heat Pump Needs Maintenance Twice a Year

Sunday, October 15th, 2023

Although heat pumps have have been around for a while, they’ve surged in popularity over the last several years. And so it’s understandable that many homeowners who own a heat pump have no idea that maintenance is supposed to happen twice a year, unlike traditional heating systems and air conditioners which only need maintenance once a year. This is why having a comprehensive maintenance plan is essential for ensuring your heat pump operates efficiently year-round.

The confusion is compounded by the fact that we live in Arizona where the cooling season is much longer than the heating season. Getting maintenance on a heat pump “every six months” makes perfect sense in areas that experience a new season every 3 months.

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