A good heat pump install requires many things... - Considering a load calculation will only benefit you and the customer by properly sizing the equipment. - Adding supplemental heat where applicable (dual fuel or restive heat) - A TESP within spec (may require duct mods) - A deep pleated filter with no particulate bypass (this will ensure your evap keeps clean and will prevent or erase drain clogs) - A clean refrigeration system (nitrogen brazing) - A pressure test that passes - A proper evacuat

If you're building a sunroom or home addition consider installing a ductless system like the Bosch mini-split we had installed in Frank's sunroom. Because there is no ductwork, these systems are great, easy to install, hassle-free options to heat and cool your space. https://www.bosch-homecomfort.com/us/en/ocs/residential/climate-5000-ductless-system-1115909-p/ Bosch Home Comfort Bosch Global | Mike Holmes Jr.

One of the biggest benefits of having a heat pump is that it can heat and cool your home while being energy-efficient —they can reduce your electricity consumption by 50%. Love that! What's also great about the Bosch Home Comfort IDS Light heat pumps is that they're are very quiet and they can self-adjust to deliver the ultimate comfort with a consistent room temperature. This is something every homeowner should have in their home 👍 #HolmesApproved #Bosch_Partner | Mike Holmes