How long does a heat pump installation take?

Typically, we finish a full heat pump installation in 6 to 10 hours. If the ductwork needs extensive repairs or we have to run new electrical lines, it might take a second day. We keep your house tidy and functional throughout the process.

What is the difference between a furnace and a heat pump?

While a furnace installation uses gas for heat, a heat pump moves thermal energy from outside air using a compressor and refrigerant. Across Arlington, Grand Prairie, and DFW, these systems work incredibly well until temps drop below freezing. Modern units now handle cold snaps much better than older models did.

Are heat pumps safer than traditional gas systems?

Since we aren't burning natural gas, there is no risk of carbon monoxide leaks or cracked heat exchangers. However, you still have a high-voltage electrical connection and pressurized refrigerant. Our licensed crews ensure the refrigerant charge is exact and electrical connections are tight.

Can I keep my gas furnace as a backup?

Yes, we can install a dual-fuel system where a heat pump handles the mild weather and a gas furnace kicks in for the deep freezes. This hybrid setup is common in North Texas for people who want the best of both worlds. It saves on utility bills while keeping you warm during those rare ice storms.

How long does a heat pump installation take?

Typically, we finish a full heat pump installation in 6 to 10 hours. If the ductwork needs extensive repairs or we have to run new electrical lines, it might take a second day. We keep your house tidy and functional throughout the process.

What is the difference between a furnace and a heat pump?

While a furnace installation uses gas for heat, a heat pump moves thermal energy from outside air using a compressor and refrigerant. Across Arlington, Grand Prairie, and DFW, these systems work incredibly well until temps drop below freezing. Modern units now handle cold snaps much better than older models did.

Are heat pumps safer than traditional gas systems?

Since we aren't burning natural gas, there is no risk of carbon monoxide leaks or cracked heat exchangers. However, you still have a high-voltage electrical connection and pressurized refrigerant. Our licensed crews ensure the refrigerant charge is exact and electrical connections are tight.

Can I keep my gas furnace as a backup?

Yes, we can install a dual-fuel system where a heat pump handles the mild weather and a gas furnace kicks in for the deep freezes. This hybrid setup is common in North Texas for people who want the best of both worlds. It saves on utility bills while keeping you warm during those rare ice storms.

Heat Pump Installation in Arlington & Grand Prairie, TX

What neighbors say

What Our Customers Are Saying

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The Right Way to Size Your System

Most contractors just look at your old unit and swap it for the same size. That is a mistake. Over 10 years in DFW, we have seen countless homes with oversized units that short-cycle and die early. We run a full load calculation based on your windows, insulation, and square footage.

An undersized heat pump will run 24 hours a day without hitting the set point. Our technicians measure your airflow to ensure the new air handler matches your duct capacity. We do not skip these steps. Precision matters for longevity.

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Expert Installation for Long-Term Reliability Village

We do more than just drop a unit on a pad. Our team ensures the outdoor condenser is perfectly level on a heavy-duty composite base to prevent vibration noise. We replace the line set if the old copper is contaminated or the wrong diameter for modern R-410A or R-32 refrigerants. Proper brazing with a nitrogen purge is our standard protocol.

Inside the attic or closet, we focus on the condensate drainage. North Texas humidity produces gallons of water. We install primary and secondary drains with float switches to kill the power if a clog happens. This prevents ceiling damage in your home. We treat every job like it is our own house.

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Choosing Between Heat Pumps and Furnaces

Many homeowners are moving away from traditional furnace installation in favor of electric heat pumps. A heat pump works like an air conditioner but in reverse during the winter. It is often more efficient for our climate because our winters are relatively mild. We see significant utility savings when customers switch from old electric strips to high-SEER heat pumps.

If you are currently looking at furnace replacement or even boiler replacement, let's talk about the hybrid option. Dual-fuel systems use a heat pump for most of the year and a gas backup for when the temperature drops. We can configure either setup based on your existing gas lines and electrical panel capacity. We handle the permit process through to the final walkthrough.

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Licensed Performance You Can Count On

Boost Air And Plumbing holds full TDLR and TSBPE licenses. We keep up with the latest HVAC codes so your installation is legal and safe. Our 213+ Google reviews reflect our commitment to doing the work correctly the first time. We do not use sub-contractors for our installs. Our guys are part of the regular staff.

Every new system includes a programmable Honeywell or ecobee thermostat. We will show you how to set your schedules to maximize energy savings. After we finish, we clear out all trash and debris. Your home will be cleaner than when we arrived. We stand behind our craftsmanship with a solid labor warranty.

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What you get

NATE-certified technicians sizing systems for North Texas humidity.
Detailed electrical load calculations to prevent tripped breakers.
Properly sloped condensate lines with secondary emergency pans.
Installation of smart ecobee or Honeywell Wi-Fi thermostats.
Standard 10-year manufacturer parts warranty on major brands.

How it works

1We perform a manual J load calculation to determine the correct tonnage.
2Our crew removes the old equipment and inspects your existing ductwork.
3We install the new air handler and outdoor condenser unit securely.
4The system is vacuum-tested and charged to precise manufacturer specifications.

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Why call us

• 10+ years in DFW
• TDLR / TSBPE licensed
• Flat-rate, written pricing
• Same-day weekday service
• Financing on qualifying jobs

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Heat Pump Installation in Arlington & Grand Prairie, TX

What Our Customers Are Saying

The Right Way to Size Your System

Expert Installation for Long-Term Reliability Village

Choosing Between Heat Pumps and Furnaces

Licensed Performance You Can Count On

What you get

How it works

Related services

Why call us

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