Heat Pump Installation in Marysville, WA

Heat pumps are pretty clever. Instead of generating heat, they move it. In the summer, they pull heat out of your home and push it outside, just like a traditional air conditioner. In the winter, they reverse the process and bring heat inside, even when it’s chilly out.

That’s what makes heat pumps so energy-efficient. They use electricity not to create heat, but to transfer it, which uses far less energy. And thanks to advances in technology, today’s models work great even in colder temperatures like we get here in Marysville.

It’s like having an all-in-one heating and cooling system that adapts to the season, your home, and your comfort preferences.

When you’re choosing a new HVAC system, it helps to know your options.

Air conditioners cool your home in the summer, but you’ll need a separate heating system like a furnace for winter comfort. They’re efficient in the warmer months, especially when paired with upgraded ductwork and thermostats.

Furnaces burn gas or use electricity to heat your home, making them reliable in extremely cold conditions. But they don’t offer cooling, so you’ll need a separate AC system if you want year-round comfort.

Heat pumps do both heating and cooling in a single unit. They’re efficient, quiet, and ideal for our moderate Pacific Northwest climate. They work well through most of our winters, and when paired with the right backup system, they never leave you in the cold.

Here in Marysville and the Greater Seattle area, heat pumps make a lot of sense. They’re well-suited for our weather, can reduce your energy bills, and offer a streamlined way to manage indoor temperatures year-round.

If you’re aiming for comfort and efficiency in one system, heat pumps are hard to beat.

Choosing a heat pump isn’t one-size-fits-all. A few key things can make all the difference.

• System Size:  A system that’s too big or too small won’t heat or cool efficiently. Proper sizing means better performance and fewer repair needs down the road.
• Energy-Efficiency (SEER Ratings): Higher SEER ratings mean better efficiency. We’ll walk you through your options and help you find the sweet spot between cost and long-term savings.
• Ductwork Condition: If your ductwork is old, leaky, or poorly sized, it might be time to upgrade. We’ll inspect it and let you know if it needs to be replaced or simply sealed up.
• Smart Features: Wi-Fi-enabled thermostats, zoning systems, and remote monitoring are all available now. If you like smart tech, we’ll help you find a system that plays nice with your home.

In the end, we’ll make sure your new system fits your home and your comfort style.

Yes. Ductless mini-splits are a popular option for homes without traditional ductwork or for heating and cooling specific zones. They’re sleek, efficient, and easy to install in everything from bonus rooms to older homes with no ducts.

Does BelRed Install Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pumps?

We do. Our team specializes in ductless mini-split installation, including single-zone and multi-zone systems. They’re perfect for Marysville homeowners looking to add comfort to hard-to-reach areas or reduce energy use in specific rooms.

Not always, but it depends on the condition of your current ductwork. If it’s in good shape, properly sized, and sealed, we can likely reuse it with your new heat pump. But if it’s leaking, undersized, or restricting airflow, we’ll recommend repairs or a full replacement. We’ll inspect your ductwork during our in-home consultation and give you honest feedback on what’s best for your comfort and your wallet.

Costs vary based on the type of system, the size of your home, and any extra work involved like duct upgrades or electrical changes. On average, most Marysville homeowners spend between $8,000 and $14,000 on a full heat pump installation. Ductless mini-splits for a single zone can be less, while multi-zone systems cost more. We’ll provide a clear, no-pressure estimate and help you take advantage of any rebates or financing options available.

We handle everything. During your heat pump replacement, our technicians will remove and responsibly dispose of your old heating or cooling unit. That includes properly recovering refrigerant and recycling components wherever possible. You won’t have to lift a finger or worry about environmental compliance—we take care of it all.

Absolutely. Our heat pump maintenance plans are designed to keep your system running at peak efficiency for years to come. These plans include annual inspections, filter checks, system cleaning, performance testing, and priority scheduling if a repair is ever needed. Regular maintenance also helps catch small problems before they turn into big repairs, saving you money and stress.