Give us a call or schedule online to set up a convenient time for an in-home consultation. We’ll assess your current system, discuss your comfort goals, and help you understand replacement options.
Efficient Heat Pump Replacement and Installation
When your heat pump’s repair costs keep rising or it’s just not keeping your home comfortable anymore, it might be time for a replacement. At Gold Medal, we help make upgrading your heating and cooling system simple, smart, and stress‑free.
Same-day and 24/7 emergency heat pump services
Next-day installation services
Experienced HVAC technicians
Upfront pricing and honest explanations
Telltale signs you may need a new heat pump
Old, Outdated System
If your heat pump is more than 10-15 years old, it may struggle to provide consistent comfort. Aging components wear out, efficiency drops, and frequent repairs become more likely.
Old, Outdated System
Inefficiency and High Utility Bills
Even when your system is running, you may notice your home isn’t reaching the desired temperature, or your energy bills keep rising. This often means your heat pump is working harder than it should.
Inefficiency and High Utility Bills
Frequent Breakdowns
Repair after repair? Constant issues can indicate that your system is reaching the end of its useful life. Replacing it may be more cost-effective than continuing to patch problems.
Frequent Breakdowns
Strange Noises
Rattling, grinding, or hissing sounds often point to internal wear or mechanical issues. Persistent noises are a strong indicator that it’s time for a replacement.
Strange Noises
Inconsistent Temperature
Hot in one room, cold in another? Uneven comfort can mean your heat pump can no longer maintain steady heating or cooling throughout your home.
Inconsistent Temperature
System Won’t Run at All
If your heat pump completely fails, repair may not be practical. A replacement ensures your home regains comfort quickly and reliably.
System Won’t Run at All
Bring reliable comfort back to your home with heat pump replacement
Fast diagnosis and professional recommendations
Upfront pricing before replacement work begins
Fully stocked service vehicles for faster service
Licensed and experienced heat pump technicians
Backed by a satisfaction guarantee
Your heat pump does double duty: it heats your home in winter and cools it in summer. That versatility makes heat pumps efficient, but also means that over time, wear and tear can take a toll on performance, reliability, and energy efficiency.
When repairs become frequent or expensive, replacing your system with a modern, high‑efficiency unit can actually save you money down the road. Modern heat pumps deliver improved comfort, better temperature control, and major efficiency gains.
We replace and install all types of Heat Pumps
At Gold Medal, we offer professional replacement and installation services for all major types of heat pumps. Whether you’re upgrading an existing system or installing a new one, our skilled technicians can help you choose the right solution for your home in Central and Southern New Jersey, and parts of Eastern New York.
Air Source Heat Pumps
Also called air-to-air heat pumps, these systems pull heat from the outside to transmit it to your home. Out of the three, air-source heat pumps are the least costly and take up minimal space. They are also more energy efficient in mild climates when comparing it to water sourced or ground heat pumps. However, for very cold climates, they’re less efficient than the standard water sourced and ground source heat pumps.
Ground Source Heat Pumps
Also known as geothermal heat pumps, they draw energy from the soil around the home. Since the ground temperature is typically much warmer than the air, ground source heat pumps are much more efficient during the winter months. A ground source also tends to be quieter and more durable than an air source system.
However, with efficiency comes a price. Ground source heat pumps are generally more expensive to install due to the need for excavation. Although there is a newer method called “direct-injection” that makes the process more efficient and affordable, this method will still cost more than a traditional air source system.
Water Source Heat Pumps
These systems pull energy from nearby water sources, like a pond or river, and transfer it into your home. Water source heat pumps are much easier to install in comparison to a ground source pump. On the other hand, water source heat pumps require a steady water flow, which means that during the winter months, a second heat source may be needed as a back-up.
No matter which heat pump type you choose, our technicians at Gold Medal provide complete installation and replacement services: from sizing and selecting the right system to professional installation and post-installation testing. We’ll make sure your new heat pump delivers efficient, reliable comfort all year long.
Heat Pump installers you can trust
When it’s time for a new heat pump, you want technicians who show up on time, treat your home with respect, and deliver quality workmanship from start to finish. We wear shoe coverings and lay drop cloths to protect your floors.
Licensed, background-checked professionals
Accurate diagnosis and clear explanations
Upfront pricing with no surprises
State-of-the-art equipment
See why homeowners trust Gold Medal for heat pump replacement
Replace your heat pump in 5 easy steps
Our Comfort Advisor will review your home’s size, layout, insulation, and more to recommend the best heat pump type for your needs and budget.
You’ll receive an upfront estimate outlining the cost, system specifications, and installation plan. There are no surprises, and we answer any questions before work begins.
Our trained technicians handle the full installation, from removing your old system to setting up your new heat pump. We protect your home with shoe coverings and drop cloths, ensure proper connections, and test all components for safety and efficiency.
Once installed, we thoroughly test your new system to confirm it heats and cools as expected. Then, we walk you through the features, maintenance tips, and any warranty information so you feel confident using your new heat pump.
Protect your new heat pump with Comfort360
With Comfort360, your heat pump enjoys two seasonal HVAC tune-ups a year and exclusive subscriber-only discounts, keeping your investment running smoothly long after installation.
Instant $500 HVAC system install creditMany more benefits
Two HVAC system tune-ups annually
15% any service
Up to 3-year warranty on all repairs
Waived diagnostic fees with repairs
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Questions about our heat pump replacement and installation services?
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Signs you may need a new heat pump include frequent breakdowns, rising energy bills, uneven temperatures in your home, persistent strange noises, or a system that’s more than 10-15 years old. Our technicians at Gold Medal can evaluate your system and help you determine the best solution.
We install all major types of heat pumps, including air source, ground source (geothermal), and water source systems. Our team will help you select the system that fits your home, budget, and comfort goals.
Costs vary based on system size, type, efficiency rating, and installation complexity. During your consultation, we provide a detailed, upfront estimate so you know exactly what to expect.
Yes. We help homeowners explore financing plans and available rebates to make heat pump replacement more affordable, while also maximizing energy savings.
Yes! If your heat pump fails unexpectedly, Gold Medal offers 24/7 emergency heat pump services for homeowners in Central and Southern New Jersey, and parts of Eastern New York.
A heat pump works by transferring heat rather than generating it. In heating mode, it extracts heat from the outside air (even when it’s cold) and moves it indoors. In cooling mode, it reverses the process, removing heat from inside your home and releasing it outside, much like an air conditioner.
A furnace heats air by burning fuel (like gas or oil) or using electricity and distributes it through ducts, while a heat pump moves heat in or out of your home to provide both heating and cooling. Heat pumps are generally more energy-efficient, especially in moderate climates, because they transfer heat rather than generating it.