High efficiency heating and cooling systems are essential for keeping a home healthy, comfortable, and energy efficient. Total Home Performance installs ducted heat pumps and ductless mini-splits in homes throughout the Eastern Shore and Chesapeake Bay area.
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Heating and cooling in a single system
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Saves energy
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Quiet, all electric operation
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Flexible design and installation options
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Better for the environment
What Are Heat Pumps?
Heat pumps are energy efficient HVAC systems that can replace the furnace, boiler, and central AC unit in your home. Heat pumps don’t generate heat via fuel combustion, like many traditional systems, but instead simply move heat from one place to the other. This difference makes them very energy efficient.
In the summer, heat pumps take heat from the inside air and carry it outside via a refrigerant line, while adding cool air into your home just like an air conditioner does. But heat pumps also have a heating setting, where the process works in reverse, and heat is absorbed from outdoor air and brought inside to warm your home. Heat pumps are designed and engineered to be able to pull heat from even very cold air, making them ideal to handle all four seasons of Maryland weather.
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Two Types of Heat Pump Installation for Your Maryland Home
Ducted Heat Pumps
Ducted heat pumps connect to a home’s central ductwork, delivering conditioned air through your vents in the same way that a forced air furnace or central AC would.
Ductless Mini-Splits
Ductless mini-split heat pumps use the same technology as ducted heat pumps, but instead of connecting to your central ductwork, the indoor component of a ductless mini-split is installed directly into the room or area of your house you’re looking to condition.
Why Total Home Performance?
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Building science experts
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Locally owned and operated
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We understand how a home and ALL its systems work together, not just the HVAC system
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Our goal is solving problems in your home, not closing sales!
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Participating contractor in Home Performance with ENERGY STAR rebate programs—save up to $10,000 in heat pump rebates!
For the last 15 years, Total Home Performance has been the expert home performance contractor on the Eastern Shore and the surrounding Maryland area, including Annapolis and Delaware. We are inherently different from your average HVAC or heating and cooling contractor because we understand the relationship between your heating and cooling system and your building envelope. Our mission is simple: we do right by the house, by the customer, and by the planet!
The insulation and air sealing in your home can play a major role in the size and type of heating and cooling system you install, as well as how efficiently it runs and how comfortable it makes your home. Our team not only installs high quality and long-lasting HVAC equipment, but we correctly size your heat pump to deliver maximum performance and benefits for you and your family.
Save Up to $10,000 in Heat Pump Rebates with Our Team, Plus Tax Credits!
Because heat pumps and ductless mini-splits are so energy efficient, there are local and federal incentives available to reduce your upfront costs and make upgrading your home’s heating and cooling system more affordable.
Total Home Performance is a participating contractor in the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR rebate program offered by two of our local utility companies, BGE and Delmarva Power. In both cases, you can qualify for as much as $10,000 in rebates for qualifying home improvement work that includes heat pump and mini-split installation.
Additionally, your ducted heat pumps and ductless mini-split heat pump installation costs are eligible for a 30% federal tax credit, up to $2,000. As long as you owe federal taxes for the year in which your heat pump is installed, you can benefit!
Total Home Performance stays up to date on changing incentives—talk to our team today to find out how much you stand to save.
Upgrade your home the right way with Total Home Performance. Call 410-822-1390 or contact us online to learn more about heating and cooling installation today.
