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A heat pump can provide both heating and air conditioning for your Sacramento home in one efficient system. With hot summers and cool winter temperatures, having a properly selected and installed heat pump can help maintain indoor comfort throughout the year. Whether you are upgrading an older HVAC system or need professional repairs, A&M Heating and Air Conditioning can help you find the right solution for your home.
Yes. A&M installs, repairs, replaces, and maintains heat pumps throughout Sacramento and surrounding communities. Heat pumps can provide both heating and cooling and are increasingly used as an all-electric alternative to separate gas-furnace and air-conditioning systems.
Yes, depending on the home and system design. A properly selected heat pump can provide both cooling during summer and heating during winter. A&M can evaluate equipment sizing, ductwork, electrical requirements, and the home's comfort needs when considering a conversion.
Modern heat pumps are designed to provide both heating and cooling and are commonly used in the Sacramento region. SMUD actively encourages qualifying heat-pump conversions and currently offers incentives for certain installations, reflecting the utility's use of heat pumps as part of its residential electrification strategy.
Yes. As of 2026, SMUD offers up to $3,000 for qualifying gas-to-electric residential heat pump HVAC conversions and $1,000 for qualifying electric-to-electric upgrades. Program eligibility and funding can change, so homeowners should confirm the current requirements before purchasing equipment.
Yes. A&M provides heat-pump repair in addition to installation and replacement. Heat-pump problems can involve electrical components, airflow, refrigerant, motors, coils, thermostats, or controls, so diagnosis should identify the cause before parts are replaced.
Both systems can cool a home, but a heat pump can reverse its refrigeration cycle to provide heating as well. A traditional central air conditioner normally works with a separate furnace or other heating source, while a heat pump can provide both functions from one system.