Heat pumps in Morrinsville, Matamata and Te Aroha: what to know

The eastern Waikato, out towards the Kaimai Range, has some of the region’s coldest winter mornings. A heat pump sized and set up for that keeps the house warm when the frost is still on the paddocks.

Cold inland mornings

We recommend heat pumps that hold their heating output in the cold and size them for your coldest room. Set to a steady temperature, a heat pump usually costs less to run than switching it on and off. See heat pump running costs.

Farmhouses and older homes

Many homes in and around Morrinsville, Matamata and Te Aroha are older, with high ceilings and mixed insulation. We look at the insulation, draughts and how you use the house before recommending a size, so the heat pump isn’t working flat out all winter.

Rural properties

We check the power supply and the distance between the indoor and outdoor units before quoting. Longer pipe runs or an electrical upgrade are listed in your written quote up front, so there are no surprises on the day.

Free in-home assessment

We visit, look at the rooms you want to heat, and check the insulation, glazing, ceiling space and power supply. Then we recommend the right size and type of heat pump. See what size heat pump you need.

Written fixed-price quote

The model, the heating capacity and exactly what the installation includes, in writing, before any work starts. Anything beyond a standard install, like a longer pipe run or a switchboard upgrade, is listed and agreed first. See heat pump installation costs.

Installation and handover

A tidy install, with the electrical connection done by our registered electrician, pressure and leak testing, and a walk-through of the controls when we’re done. You get a 5-year workmanship warranty along with the manufacturer’s warranty.

Areas we cover

We cover Morrinsville, Matamata, Te Aroha, Waharoa, Walton, Tahuna and the surrounding farmland, and the rest of the Waikato. See our Hamilton and Waikato guide.