If your Murrieta home is facing an aging air conditioner and an aging furnace at the same time, one heat pump can retire both. Integrity Heating & Air Solutions installs heat pump systems throughout Murrieta, sized and configured for the two-story floor plans this city is built on.
One System Instead Of Two
Murrieta's housing stock hit its twenties in unison, which means many households are staring down two replacements within a few years of each other. A heat pump consolidates that into a single project: one outdoor unit, one air handler, cooling all summer and efficient heating all winter. For the classic Murrieta problem of a hot upstairs and cold downstairs, variable-speed heat pumps running long, low, quiet cycles even out temperatures in a way single-stage equipment never managed. Bonus rooms and garages that ducts never reached are natural candidates for a ductless mini-split head added to the same project.
The Practical Details
Heat pumps draw differently than a furnace-and-AC pair, so the electrical panel gets reviewed before anything is promised. Equipment options come from AC Pro, Lennox, Daikin, and Trane at more than one price point, permits are handled for you, and modern inverter units run quietly enough for Murrieta's close-set lots. Estimates are available evenings and weekends, and Synchrony financing spreads the cost into monthly payments.
Guaranteed In Writing
- No Lemon Guarantee on the compressor: failure means full unit replacement
- Comfort Guarantee: performance to manufacturer design specs in heating and cooling
- 1-year labor warranty and 10-year equipment warranty on the complete installation, up to 3 years labor on select equipment
Ducted, Ductless, Or Both
The right configuration for a Murrieta home depends on what the existing ductwork can honestly deliver. If the attic runs are intact and sized correctly, a ducted heat pump drops into the home's existing airflow and the change is invisible. If the ducts have been crushed, disconnected, or were undersized from the start, a ductless mini-split layout can bypass them entirely, with individual heads serving the rooms that matter and each running on its own thermostat. Many projects land in between: a ducted system for the main house, one mini-split head for the garage or bonus room. The duct inspection during the estimate settles the question with evidence instead of assumptions.