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The most energy-efficient way to heat water. A heat-pump water heater uses up to 70% less energy than a standard electric model — and may qualify for an Energy Trust of Oregon rebate.
A heat-pump water heater works like a refrigerator in reverse: instead of generating heat directly, it pulls warmth from the surrounding air to heat your water. That makes it dramatically more efficient — ENERGY STAR rates them at up to 70% less energy than a standard electric tank.
That efficiency adds up. ENERGY STAR estimates a household of four saves around $550 a year, with the unit paying back its higher upfront cost in roughly three years. And Oregon homeowners may qualify for an Energy Trust of Oregon rebate — currently $700 — to help offset that upfront cost.
Heat-pump water heaters work best in spaces with enough surrounding air and moderate temperatures, like a garage, basement, or utility room, and they need a little more room than a standard tank. We’ll take an honest look at your space and tell you whether a heat-pump is the right fit — or whether a standard unit makes more sense.
Curious whether a heat-pump is right for your home? Call 503-371-7972 and we’ll take an honest look — we’ll also make sure you get every rebate you qualify for.
Savings and rebate figures from ENERGY STAR and Energy Trust of Oregon; actual amounts vary and programs change.
Reach out by phone or the form. Tell us what’s going on — a leak, no hot water, or an aging unit — and we’ll help you sort out the right fix.
You get your price in writing before any work begins. No hourly billing, no surprise add-ons.
We install your new heat-pump water heater to code — pulling permits, handling the electrical and condensate drain, securing the unit, and hauling away your old one.
Heat pump installs typically take a half-day to a full day. We handle the electrical, test the system, and walk you through how it works before we go.
Tell us what’s going on and send photos if you can — we’ll call you right back.
It pulls heat from the surrounding air to warm your water, like a refrigerator running in reverse. Because it moves heat instead of creating it, it uses up to 70% less energy than a standard electric water heater.
ENERGY STAR estimates a household of four saves about $550 a year, and the unit can pay back its higher upfront cost in roughly three years. Actual savings depend on your hot-water use and electricity rates.
Yes — Oregon homeowners may qualify for an Energy Trust of Oregon rebate (currently $700) on a qualifying unit. We’ll point you to the program; eligibility and amounts can change, so we’ll confirm what’s current.
They work best in spaces with enough air and moderate temperatures, like a garage or utility room, and need a little more room than a standard tank. We’ll assess your space honestly before recommending one.
They cost more upfront than a standard tank, but qualify for an Energy Trust of Oregon rebate (currently $700) and can significantly cut your water-heating energy use. We give you a flat-rate installed price after seeing your space — call for a quote.
Most heat-pump installs take a half-day to a full day, depending on your setup. We’ll give you a clear timeframe when we quote the job.
Salem and the surrounding Mid-Willamette Valley, including Keizer, West Salem, Silverton, Stayton, Aumsville, and more across Marion and Polk counties.
Call 503-371-7972 now, or request your service online — we’ll get right back to you.
