Ten years ago, most installers would have told you heat pumps are not for Minnesota. Today’s cold-climate models change that: they keep heating efficiently well below zero and are now one of the most popular upgrades for Twin Cities homes.

“A cold-climate heat pump still delivers about twice as much heat as the electricity it uses at 5°F.”

The key is choosing a model built for cold climates and sizing it correctly for your home’s real heat loss.

• Look for cold-climate models that keep heating to -13°F or lower.
• Insist on a room-by-room load calculation, not a rule of thumb.
• Plan backup heat or a dual-fuel furnace for the coldest nights.
• Seal air leaks and add insulation where it pays off.

A well-sized cold-climate heat pump keeps your home warm all winter and cuts heating costs for years. Book a free home visit and we will show you exactly how it would work in your home.