FAQ

Yes — cold climate heat pumps are built for freezing temperatures and can efficiently heat homes

even when it’s -25°F or colder. New refrigerants and variable-speed technology make them reliable

and cost-effective for Minnesota homes.

There are several rebates available:

Up to $4,000 in state rebates (coming via the Inflation Reduction Act)

Up to $2,000 in federal tax credits

Local utility rebates between $675–$2,400 depending on your provider

We’ll walk you through all available incentives and handle the paperwork.

In many cases, yes. Cold climate heat pumps can serve as your main heating source. Some

homeowners choose to pair them with a gas furnace in a dual-fuel setup for backup during extreme

cold.

A mini-split is a ductless heat pump that heats and cools individual rooms. A standard (ducted)

system connects to your existing HVAC ductwork. Both work well in Minnesota — it depends on your

home’s layout and goals.

Yes! All heat pumps provide both heating and cooling. In summer, they work like an air conditioner

— pulling heat out of your home and keeping things cool and comfortable.

On average, a quality heat pump lasts 15–20 years with proper maintenance. We recommend

annual service to keep it running efficiently, especially with Minnesota’s seasonal extremes.

Basic maintenance includes:

Checking air filters monthly

Clearing snow and debris from the outdoor unit

Annual professional inspection

We offer seasonal maintenance plans to keep your system in top shape.

Absolutely. Ductless mini-split systems are perfect for homes without existing ductwork or for

adding heating/cooling to specific rooms, garages, or additions.

We work with top brands built for cold weather climates and offer expert service on most major heat

pump and HVAC brands. Ask us about our current featured models and warranties.

Easy! You can call us directly, fill out our online form, or stop by our Cold Spring location. We’re

here to help you find the right comfort solution for your home.