UniColoradoHeat pump installer details

Choosing a heat pump installer

Choosing a heat pump installer.

Compare how each installer selects the equipment, handles the connections, records startup, and answers questions afterward.

See how the work is documented ↓
UniColorado technician taking an electrical reading at an outdoor unit
A UniColorado technician uses a multimeter at an open outdoor cabinet during electrical checks.

Three moments to ask about

Three questions for your installer.

Ask before equipment selection, while reviewing the connections, and before the crew leaves.

Furnace and cased coil beneath existing basement ductwork
A UniColorado job photograph showing a furnace, cased coil, PVC, drain and sheet-metal transition beneath existing ductwork.
01 / selected moment

Before equipment is selected

Ask the installer

What did you inspect here before choosing the indoor and outdoor equipment?

Keep in writing

Ask for the proposed indoor and outdoor model numbers and the house conditions used to select them.

Before you choose

Four things you should be able to find in writing.

  1. 01

    The complete equipment combination

    Indoor model, outdoor model, controls, and any retained furnace or indoor blower.

    How the house informs selection ↗
  2. 02

    The work included around the equipment

    Sheet metal, drains, refrigerant lines, electrical work, controls, removal, and access work.

    Read the installation proposal ↗
  3. 03

    The startup and control record

    The checks performed, recorded results, thermostat setup, and backup-heat settings that apply to the installed system.

    What happens after installation ↗
  4. 04

    The service contact and operating information

    Who answers installation questions, how to use the system, and what its warranty requires.

    Keep the final details together ↗

Start with your actual spaces

Send the equipment, the room around it, and the quote you received.

Wide photos help show access and routes. Close photos help identify labels and proposal details. Or schedule an estimate directly.

Send equipment and proposal photos ↗Schedule an estimate ↗
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