Heating · Heat Pumps

Heat Pump Installation & Repair in Edmonton

Cold-climate heat pumps have improved enough that they're now a genuine option in Edmonton, not just a fair-weather technology. Whether one makes sense for your home depends on how it's used, not just the marketing.

Service Overview

We install and repair heat pumps as standalone systems and as part of a hybrid setup paired with a furnace, letting the furnace take over automatically once outdoor temperatures drop below the heat pump's efficient range.

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A bright, airy living room kept comfortable by an efficient heat pump system

Problems We Address

Wanting a more efficient alternative or supplement to a furnace

An existing heat pump that's short-cycling or losing capacity

Ice or frost buildup on the outdoor unit that doesn't clear

Heat pump running constantly without reaching set temperature

Interest in year-round heating and cooling from one system

Signs You Need This Service

Your outdoor unit is icing up more than a normal defrost cycle

The heat pump runs but the home isn't reaching temperature

You're considering a hybrid heat pump and furnace setup

An existing heat pump is more than 10 years old

How It Works

Our heat pumps process.

Evaluate

We assess whether a standalone or hybrid heat pump setup fits your home, your existing furnace or ductwork, and your actual heating goals.

Size & Quote

The system is sized to your home's real heating and cooling load, with clear pricing for the equipment and installation.

Install or Repair

New installs include the outdoor and indoor units, refrigerant lines, and integration with any existing furnace for hybrid operation. Repairs address the specific fault found during diagnosis.

Commission

The system is tested through both heating and cooling modes, and the changeover point with any paired furnace is configured and verified.

Why Professional Service Matters

Heat pump refrigerant work requires certification, and hybrid systems need correct changeover configuration to actually save money rather than just adding equipment. An improperly integrated hybrid setup can end up running the more expensive system more often than it should.

Built for Edmonton Homes

Cold-climate heat pumps are rated to keep working well below freezing, but Edmonton's coldest stretches still exceed what any heat pump handles efficiently alone, which is exactly why a hybrid setup with a furnace is the common recommendation here rather than a heat pump on its own.

Why Pure Air

Licensed Master Technicians

Every visit is handled by a fully licensed, background-checked professional who knows the system, not just the symptom.

No Subcontractors

Every technician on the job is a Pure Air employee, trained to our standard. We never hand your home off to a stranger.

Transparent Pricing

You approve the price before we start. No surprises, no hourly clock, no pressure to upsell.

Whole-Home Warranty

Every installation is backed by a comprehensive parts-and-labour warranty, honoured for as long as you own your home.

FAQ

Heat Pumps FAQs

Modern cold-climate heat pumps remain efficient well below freezing, but on Edmonton's coldest days a furnace still takes over more efficiently. That's why most installations here are hybrid systems rather than heat-pump-only.

It can, but for most Edmonton homes a hybrid setup, heat pump plus furnace, delivers better efficiency and comfort across the full range of winter temperatures than a heat-pump-only system.

Yes. A heat pump runs in reverse to provide air conditioning, so it covers both heating and cooling from one outdoor unit.

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