HVAC case study
Medford, OR
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View all projects →Removed 24-year-old gas furnace and installed a variable-speed Mitsubishi hyper-heat pump. Energy Trust of Oregon rebate ($2,200) and federal tax credit filed on homeowner's behalf.
“I was convinced heat pumps 'didn't work in cold weather.' The 18-degree Portland cold snap proved me wrong. House was 70 degrees. Gas bill is $0 forever.”
— Emma T., NE Portland AlbertaPortland climate action planning is nudging homeowners off gas. Our client wanted to convert but was terrified of losing heat in a cold snap — a legitimate concern with older heat pump tech. We specced a Mitsubishi Zuba hyper-heat unit rated to -13°F (40°F below what Portland typically sees). Installed, commissioned, and balanced in one day. Energy Trust rebate paperwork filed that week. Homeowner's gas bill is now zero and the house stayed 70°F during the Jan 2025 cold snap when the city hit 18°F.
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