Explore heating and cooling systems and outdoor mounting options for your Juneau home.
Single-Zone Heat Pumps
One indoor unit. One outdoor unit.
An ideal choice for a living room, open-plan area, or addition. A single-zone system provides dedicated temperature control and typically costs less upfront than a multi-zone installation when heating one area.
Multi-Zone Heat Pumps
Multiple rooms. One outdoor unit.
Connect several indoor units to one outdoor unit, with individual temperature settings for each zone. A practical option for bedrooms and separate living spaces that reduces outdoor equipment and may cost less than installing several separate single-zone systems.
Ducted Heat Pump Systems
Comfort throughout your home through discreet vents.
One concealed indoor air handler distributes heated or cooled air through ductwork, often routed through an attic or crawl space. This provides even air distribution with fewer visible indoor units. It can be cost-effective when suitable ducts already exist; standard systems use one thermostat, offering less individual room control.
Outdoor Unit on a Ground Stand
Stable support with easy service access.
An elevated stand supports the outdoor unit independently of the house wall, helping reduce vibration transferred indoors. A good option where ground space is available, with height selected for snow clearance and drainage.
Outdoor Unit on a Wall Bracket
Save ground space with an elevated installation.
A structural wall bracket keeps the outdoor unit off the ground and can place it above snow accumulation. Ideal for limited ground space, provided the wall offers suitable support. Placement and vibration isolation help minimize sound inside the home.
Not sure which option fits your home? Contact Cube Services LLC to discuss your installation.