Heat pump installation in York, PA

Anytime Heating & Cooling installs and replaces heat pumps across greater York, PA, from swapping out an old heat pump to a dual-fuel system that pairs a heat pump with a gas or propane furnace. We size each system to the house, we specialize in installing Rheem equipment, and estimates are free.

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Not only did they quote a better price, they were using a more efficient furnace and slightly larger compressor. … The house is so much more comfortable with the furnace and the first energy bill with the new system was significantly less.”

Nathan F. · Heat pump to gas furnace · December 2025

Rheem installation specialists. Service for every major brand.

  • Carrier
  • Lennox
  • Goodman
  • Daikin
  • Mitsubishi Electric

Which heat pump fits your home

Heat pump replacement
Swap an aging heat pump for a new, more efficient one, matched to your air handler or furnace.
Dual fuel
Pair a heat pump with a gas or propane furnace. The heat pump covers mild days; the furnace takes the coldest ones.
Replacing a central AC
A heat pump goes where your AC was and heats too, often taking a big share of the heating off the furnace.
Cold‑climate models
Built to keep heating efficiently well below freezing, a good fit for Pennsylvania winters.

How a heat pump installation works

  1. Free estimate

    We look at your home, your ductwork and your current system, ask how you heat and cool now, then quote options sized to the house.

  2. Install day

    We remove the old equipment, set the new outdoor unit and indoor coil or air handler, run the refrigerant lines and wiring, and connect the thermostat.

  3. Test and walkthrough

    We check the refrigerant charge, airflow, defrost and backup heat, set up the thermostat, clean up, and show you how it all works.

Signs it’s time for a new heat pump

If a few of these sound familiar, replacement is worth pricing out.

How old is your heat pump?Typical life: 10 to 15 years

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Usually repair if…

  • Under about 10 years old
  • One failed part
  • Heats and cools well, bills are steady

Consider replacing if…

  • Around 10 to 15 years old or more
  • A failed compressor, or repairs every season
  • Uses R-22 refrigerant, or bills keep climbing

Not sure? We’ll tell you honestly whether a repair will do.

What customers say about our heat pump installation

4.9 from 108 Google reviews
  • We researched several HVAC companies who all over-quoted us on systems that weren’t necessary for our home. Anytime was straight forward, responsive, and got our install done quickly. They even helped us with registering the units when we weren’t able to do it ourselves.”

    Taylor G.System install · August 2023
  • We needed to replace our 30 year old central heating and air conditioning system. We received a visit from Brandon the day after we called, received a quote the same day and the installation was completed in one day without any disruptions.”

    Richard H.Heating & AC replacement · March 2025

FAQ

Heat pump installation questions

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How long does a heat pump last?

Most heat pumps last about 10 to 15 years. Because they run year-round for both heating and cooling, regular maintenance matters even more than with an air conditioner.

Should I get a heat pump or a furnace?

It depends on your house and what fuel you have. Many York-area homes with gas or propane do well with dual fuel: a heat pump for most of the year and the furnace for the coldest days. All-electric homes often replace an old heat pump with a newer, more efficient one. We’ll walk you through the options for your home.

Do I need new ductwork for a heat pump?

Usually not. If you have central air or an older heat pump, a new heat pump typically uses the same ductwork. We check the ducts during the estimate. Homes without ducts can use a ductless mini-split heat pump.

Are heat pump estimates free?

Yes. Estimates are free. Call (717) 758-8664 or request one online.

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