Heat Pump Installation Burbank, CA
Green Planet Heating and Air installs heat pumps in Burbank, CA. We work with homeowners across zip codes 91501, 91502, 91504, 91505, and 91506.
A heat pump handles both heating and cooling from a single unit. It runs on electricity, produces no harmful gases, and aligns with local electrification goals. That is why residents replacing 15-year-old gas furnaces and central AC systems choose heat pumps. They are also more efficient and eco-friendly.
Our Burbank HVAC team is available around the clock, Monday through Friday, and on Sunday to assess your home and recommend the right system.
Why Choose Green Planet Heating and Air?
- Eco-conscious approach. We offer eco-friendly HVAC solutions that reduce your carbon footprint and energy bills.
- Over 20 years of HVAC experience in Southern California.
- Over 300 five-star reviews across multiple platforms.
- Customer-centric service. Honesty and trust are extremely important to us.
- Complete HVAC Services. From eco-efficient installations to regular maintenance.
- Licensed company. License #894993.
- Upfront transparent pricing.
- Flexible scheduling.
Call (818) 383-6516 to book an appointment.
Comprehensive Heat Pump Installation Services in Burbank
We install both ducted and ductless heat pump systems for local homes.
Ducted Heat Pump Installation
A ducted heat pump connects to your existing ductwork. It replaces both your central AC and gas furnace with a single installation. It is the most common upgrade for homes with ducts in good condition. We check duct leakage before installation to confirm the system meets Title 24 standards.
Ductless Heat Pump Installation
Ductless heat pumps are mini split systems perfect for homes without ductwork. They also work on room additions, ADUs, and garages. Each indoor unit conditions one zone independently. Our team can walk you through options during the initial assessment.
Dual-Fuel Hybrid Systems
A dual-fuel system pairs an electric heat pump with an existing gas furnace. The heat pump handles most of the heating. And, the gas furnace provides backup on the coldest nights. This is best for homeowners who want to reduce gas use without removing their furnace entirely.
Heat Pump Replacement
If your current heat pump is failing, we can replace it with a new, durable, and highly-rated SEER2 unit. New systems use low-GWP refrigerants such as R-454B, which are more eco-friendly. They may also qualify for rebates.
Call (818) 383-6516 to book an installation service.
Should You Upgrade to a Heat Pump?
A heat pump installation makes sense when one or more of these apply to your home.
- Your gas furnace and central AC are both due for replacement
- Your HVAC system has needed multiple repairs in the past two years
- Your gas and electricity bills are higher than normal for the size of your home
- Your current system uses outdated refrigerants
- You want to reduce your home’s reliance on gas and lower its carbon footprint.
- You have solar panels that can power heat pumps
- You have an ADU that needs an HVAC solution
- You want one system that handles both heating and cooling rather than two separate units.
What Will You Get Out of a New Heat Pump?
A new heat pump delivers measurable improvements over a separate AC and gas furnace.
One System for Heating and Cooling
A heat pump replaces two appliances with one. You get a single outdoor unit, a single indoor air handler, and one set of controls. Maintenance is simpler because you don’t need to service two separate systems each year.
Better Efficiency Than a Gas Furnace
A gas furnace generates heat by converting fuel. On the other hand, a heat pump moves already existing heat. For every unit of electricity it uses, a heat pump can deliver two to three units of heating energy. That efficiency advantage translates directly into lower energy bills.
Cleaner Operation
With a heat pump, there is no gas flame, no carbon monoxide risk, and no direct emissions. For Burbank homeowners looking to reduce their environmental footprint, this is a major gain.
Consistent Comfort Year-Round
Inverter-driven heat pumps modulate their output rather than cycle fully on and off. This delivers steady cool temperatures throughout the home. You also get quieter operations.
Possible Rebates
High-efficiency heat pump systems qualify for Burbank Water and Power residential rebates. You can also get up to $2,000 annually through the federal 25C tax credit program, which runs through 2032. Our team can help you identify which programs you qualify for and submit the required documentation.
How Long Does a Heat Pump Last in Burbank, CA?
A heat pump in Burbank lasts 15 to 20 years. Keep in mind that factors such as sizing and local climate can affect that range.
Right-sized systems last longer than oversized or undersized units, which short-cycle or run constantly. The local intense summer heat puts many hours on the outdoor compressor. In turn, capacitors and fan motors wear out faster.
After your heat pump installation, Green Planet Heating and Air provides ongoing AC maintenance. We can help you keep the system running at rated efficiency.
We Install Heat Pumps Near You
We serve all of Burbank, including:
- Media District
- Magnolia Park
- Rancho District
- Downtown Burbank
- Burbank Hills
- Toluca Lake border
- Victory Boulevard
- Olive Avenue area
- Near Hollywood Burbank Airport
Beyond Burbank, we also install heat pump systems in Glendale, Altadena, and North Hollywood.
Our Hassle-Free and Fast Installation Process
From the moment you call through to the completion of a heat pump installation, we focus on clear communication and high-quality AC services.
1. Home Assessment
We visit your home and assess your existing HVAC setup. We also check your ductwork and electrical panel.
2. Sizing and System Recommendation
Next, we calculate the correct heating and cooling capacity for your home. Our team will consider square footage, insulation, ceiling height, and sun exposure. Then we recommend the appropriate system type and provide you with a quote.
3. Installation Day
Our technicians will remove the old HVAC equipment and install the new heat pump and air handler. We will follow all compliance codes. An instance is anchoring outdoor units to a concrete pad to meet Burbank’s seismic safety requirements.
4. System Testing
We will run the system in both heating and cooling modes.
5. Walkthrough
Finally, we will walk you through the controls and thermostat settings. We will also give you tips on maintaining your new heat pump.
Nanette Loves Her New Heat Pump
Nanette hired Green Planet to remove her 17-year-old gas furnace and central AC system. We replaced them with a new heat pump, air handler, and fresh ductwork.
She had already spoken to other contractors before she called. But she chose us because our technician showed more expertise. The tech also explained several options with pros and cons in simple terms.
During the installation, she loved our communication process and professionalism. Our crew always showed up on time and cleaned up debris after each day’s work. We also maintained clear and excellent communication with her.
In fact, our tech explained all of the rebates and tax credits available to her. And, we helped her process one of them.
Since the installation, she has observed that the heat pump works as well as her previous system. She also noticed that her power bills dropped. Plus, she can run the heat pump with her solar panels.
All in all, she described the experience as one of the best she had ever had with any contractor.
Call (818) 383-6516 to book an installation.
Make the Switch With a Trusted and Eco-Friendly Heat Pump Installer
Green Planet Heating and Air provides trusted heat pump installation across Burbank, CA. We install an efficient system for homeowners who want both heating and cooling in a single unit.
We assess your home before recommending anything, give you an upfront quote, and complete every installation to Title 24 standards. Our NATE-certified technicians place outdoor units to code, test the system in both modes, and walk you through the controls.
Our commitment to saving energy and reducing environmental impact is at the core of everything we do. We only recommend energy-efficient HVAC systems. Whether you have solar panels, want to reduce your gas use, or need to replace an aging AC and furnace at the same time, we are the team to contact.
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2219 W Olive Ave #227, Burbank, CA 91506
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About Burbank, CA
Burbank has a long history as a center for aerospace and media. The Lockheed plant that operated here for decades employed thousands of local workers and shaped the city’s industrial character. That legacy lives alongside the entertainment studios and the residential neighborhoods that make up most of the city today.
The city’s Community Development Department oversees building permits for local HVAC and mechanical work. The town is also one of the few places in Los Angeles County that owns and operates its own electric and water utility. Burbank Water and Power serves roughly 50,000 residential and commercial accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Burbank, CA, cheap?
Burbank is not cheap by national standards, but it is more affordable than many nearby LA neighborhoods. Median home prices are lower than in Glendale or the west side of LA.
Is Burbank a small town?
No. Burbank has a population of about 105,000 people. It operates as a full mid-sized city with its own government, police, fire department, and municipal utility.
How long does a heat pump installation take in Burbank?
A straightforward ducted heat pump replacement takes one to two days. Installations that involve new ductwork, panel upgrades, or ductless line sets may take two to three days. We will give you a timeline.
Can a heat pump handle Burbank winters?
Yes. Burbank winters are mild, with temperatures rarely falling below the low 40s. Modern inverter heat pumps operate efficiently at those temperatures.
Will I need to upgrade my electrical panel for a heat pump?
Maybe. Heat pumps require a dedicated circuit. Older Burbank homes with 100-amp panels may need an upgrade to 200 amps to support the new load.
What is HSPF2 and why does it matter?
HSPF2 stands for Heating Seasonal Performance Factor 2. It measures how efficiently a heat pump heats your home over an entire season. A higher HSPF2 means lower heating costs. Title 24 sets a minimum HSPF2 rating of 7.5 for residential split-system heat pumps.
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