Cold-climate heat pumps use electricity and a refrigerant to transfer heat from one space to another. Heat pumps have two components connected by thin copper lines.

An outdoor compressor, mounted to the side of your home.
A wall-mounted blower and temperature sensor inside your home.

For added convenience, our heat pumps are operated with an easy-to-use remote control, included with each unit. This simple system keeps your Vermont home comfortable year-round.

Cold-climate heat pumps are also known as "ductless mini-splits" or "air source heat pumps." Whatever you want to call yours - a ductless unit, a mini-split heating and air conditioning system or a heat pump - we call it year-round energy savings and comfortable homes for Vermonters just like you!

Heat Pump Installation

Cold-climate heat pumps are easy to install. You don't have to dig up your yard or have major duct work installed in your home. The connection between indoor and outdoor units requires only a three-inch hole through an exterior wall. The entire installation is normally completed by our certified technicians in a few hours.

Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor

We're proud to announce that the Energy Co-op is a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Contractor.

Our service manager and installation technicians have been factory trained in service, installation and sales for the Mitsubishi M-Series heat pump products.

In addition, our technicians attend training classes on a regular basis to stay up-to-date on heat pump technology. Diamond Contractors, like the Energy Co-op, are the only Mitsubishi installers that are able to offer an extended 12-year parts warranty and a 12-year limited warranty on compressors.

Mitsubishi Heat Pumps

High efficiency heating and cooling (up to 33.1 SEER)
Provides heat at outdoor temperatures as low as -13°F.
Super-quiet summer air conditioning
Minimal maintenance, no ductwork, accessible filters
Comes with Diamond Contractor 12-year warranty

Mitsubishi Heat Pumps More Information

Ducted Heat Pumps

The Energy Co-op service department offers whole house heat pump heating and cooling systems that use air-source technology to heat and cool through the existing ductwork of your home. Watch this short video to see the components of a ducted heat pump system.

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Should I Install a Heat Pump in my Vermont Home?

Are heat pumps right for you? It depends.

By Shelley Navari

Installing a heat pump is one of the best ways to reduce your heating and cooling costs, minimize fossil fuel use, and lower your carbon footprint.

Our Member Testimonials

Pleased with Our Heat Pump

We are enjoying big savings and much lower fossil fuel use, since we have solar PV. I have recommended the Energy Co-op of Vermont to others.

Sue D., Colchester, Vermont
Highly Recommend Heat Pumps

Last September, the Energy Co-op installed two heat pumps for us – one to heat and cool our downstairs living space, one to heat our hot water. We are very, very happy with both units and highly recommend them.

Rocky C., South Hero, Vermont

Services Provided:

Ductless Heat Pumps, Energy Guidance
Answered All My Annoying Questions

The Heat Pump is working good, remote controller set to 74 degrees, house indoors temp reads 75 degrees, outside temp 92 degrees. What's nice is this unit knows when to cool or heat the house automatically.

Don R., Jeffersonville, Vermont
Generous Incentives for Heat Pumps

We wanted to have a positive impact on our carbon footprint and heard that cold climate heat pumps are very efficient and work well for both heating and cooling. The Energy Co-op of Vermont helped me determine the best heat pump system for my home.

Mike B., Richmond, VT

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