HEAT PUMPS

Control your home climate across the seasons with a quality heat pump - with a range of models and sizes available, installed by the experts at EnergySmart.

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Heat Pumps for Kiwi Homes

Create the perfect indoor climate all year round with a premium heat pump from EnergySmart. We supply and install only trusted, high-quality heat pump brands, ensuring long-lasting performance, energy efficiency, and superior comfort. Our qualified and highly experienced technicians provide professional heat pump installation, maintenance, and advice you can rely on.

EnergySmart services Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Manawatu, Wellington, and Christchurch, delivering affordable heat pump solutions for homes across New Zealand. Whether you need a new heat pump or a replacement system, we’re here to make your home healthier, warmer, and more energy-efficient.

About our heat pumps

EnergySmart heat pump technician installs a Daikin Heat Pump in a New Zealand home

Our heat pump installation services are available in:

- Auckland

- Waikato

- Tauranga & Bay of Plenty

- Manawatu & Palmerston North

- Wellington & Kapiti Coast

- Christchurch

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Qualified heat pump installer from EnergySmart installs a Daikin Heat Pump

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How does a Heat Pump work?

The outdoor unit initiates the heating process by absorbing heat energy from the surrounding environment, even on chilly days. Using a refrigerant as the transfer medium, this absorbed heat is compressed and then pumped through to the indoor unit. Once inside, the heat is released, effectively warming your home during the heating mode. Conversely, in cooling mode, the indoor unit absorbs heat from indoor air and transfers it to the outdoor unit. The outdoor unit then expels this heat outside, resulting in a cooling effect on the indoor air.

Heat pumps use refrigerant cycles to transfer heat, similar to how a refrigerator works but in reverse. They are highly efficient because they move heat rather than generating it, unlike typical electric or gas heaters, making heat pumps a cost-effective and environmentally friendly heating and cooling solution for your home or workplace.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right heat pump for my home or room?

The right heat pump for your space will depend on your home or rooms size, layout, insulation level and heating or cooling needs. EnergySmart can help you select the most suitable heat pump size and format based on your space and needs.

Will installing a heat pump reduce my energy bills?

Depending on use - yes. Heat pumps are more energy efficient than most forms of heating and can deliver more heating or cooling per unit of energy used than gas or electric resistance heaters, leading to lower energy consumption and cost.

Can I use a heat pump all year round?

Yes - Heat pumps are designed to heat your home in winter and cool it in the summer, providing, reliable and energy-efficient temperature control through all seasons.

Why does EnergySmart recommend Daikin and Mitsubishi heat pumps?

EnergySmart recommends Daikin and Mitsubishi heat pumps because they are proven to perform reliably in New Zealand homes and conditions. Both brands are known for their energy efficiency, durability, quiet operation, and advanced technology, helping homes stay comfortable while keeping running costs low. They also offer strong warranties and local support, giving customers confidence in long-term performance and after-sales service.

What can I expect during my Heat Pump installation?

Our professional installers will assess your home, confirm the placement of your Daikin or Mitsubishi heat pump, install your indoor and outdoor units, connect your electrical work safely, test your heat pump and provide guidance on use and heat pump maintenance.

How can I tell if my heat pump needs to be serviced or replaced?

If your heat pump isn’t heating or cooling effectively, has weak airflow, makes unusual noises, or hasn’t been serviced in the past year, you may want to look at having your heat pump serviced. If your heat pump is over 10–15 years old, your energy bills are rising, or repairs are becoming frequent and costly, it may be more cost-effective to replace it. A professional assessment by our EnergySmart team can confirm whether a service or an upgrade is the best option.