Heat Pump Connection.

A wall-mounted or central heat pump requires a dedicated 240V electrical circuit, often 30A or 40A depending on capacity. This circuit must be run from your electrical panel to the outdoor unit (and indoor unit for central systems). This is licensed electrician work, required by the Electrical Code and insurers. We work hand in hand with your HVAC installer.

That's the first step in our assessment. A heat pump adds a significant load (often 30-50A). If your panel is full or undersized (100A in an old home), we will either need to optimize the existing space or recommend an upgrade to 200A. We precisely calculate your needs to avoid overloads.

Yes, we regularly collaborate with HVAC installers in the Eastern Townships. We coordinate on timing: the electrician goes first for the circuit, then HVAC installs the unit, then we return for final connections and testing. This coordination avoids delays and ensures code-compliant installation on both sides.

A wall-mounted heat pump (mini-split) typically requires a dedicated 240V circuit for the outdoor unit, plus low voltage for control. A central heat pump (ducted) requires more: circuit for the outdoor unit, power for the furnace fan, and sometimes wiring for a smart thermostat. We assess based on the chosen type.

It depends on your current consumption. If you have gas heating and few major electrical appliances, it's often possible with a load manager. If you already have an electric stove, dryer, and electric heating, an upgrade to 200A will likely be necessary. We do the precise calculations during the assessment.

Yes, 1 year on labor and materials. We use quality wiring and breakers adapted to your heat pump's load. We test the installation under load before signing off. In case of an electrical problem with your heat pump, we come back to check our part.