What we did
This Richmond homeowner wanted better energy efficiency out of their heating and cooling, and the old heat pump was the place to start. In June 2026 we took on a full heat pump replacement for the home.
Our crew removed the old unit and installed a modern heat pump in its place, then checked that the new system was working the way it should. While we were there, the homeowner asked us to lower the thermostat setting, so we made that adjustment before wrapping up. The result is a new system that handles both heating and cooling for the house from a single piece of equipment.
A heat pump does double duty in central Kentucky, pulling heat into the house through the cooler months and moving it out during humid summers. Because it runs in every season, the condition of that equipment shows up on the utility bill all year long. Replacing an aging unit with a newer one is one of the more direct ways a homeowner can work toward better efficiency without changing how they live in the house. If your heat pump is showing its age, we are glad to come out, take a look, and talk through whether replacement makes sense for your home.
