Heat Pump Installation & Replacement

Year-round comfort starts with a heat pump that is properly sized, correctly installed, and built to last.

A heat pump is one of the more technical installs in the HVAC trade — and most homeowners do not realize that until something goes wrong. The refrigerant charge has to be precise. The electrical connections have to be correct. The airflow has to be balanced. If any of those things are off, the system runs harder than it should, your energy bills climb, and the unit wears out faster than it was designed to. At KMR Electrical & HVAC Services, every heat pump installation in Allentown and across the Lehigh Valley is handled with that level of detail from the start.

Whether you are replacing an aging unit that has been struggling to keep up or installing a heat pump for the first time, the process here covers the full scope. That means helping you select the right equipment for your home's size and layout, handling all electrical work in-house, and completing the installation cleanly without cutting corners on the steps that actually matter. Kenneth has been doing this work since 2009, and heat pump installs are a core part of that experience — not something learned on the job at your expense.

When your new heat pump is running, it should heat your home efficiently in winter and cool it effectively in summer without constant cycling or noise issues. That is what a proper installation delivers. If your current system is underperforming or you are ready to upgrade to a heat pump for the first time, call (855) 691-1472 and get a straight answer about what your home actually needs.

What We Offer:

New Heat Pump Installation – Full installation of air-source heat pump systems for residential and commercial properties, sized correctly for your specific space and climate needs.
Heat Pump Replacement – Complete removal of your old system and installation of a new heat pump with minimal disruption — old equipment hauled away, new system tested before we leave.
Refrigerant Charging & Verification – Precise refrigerant charge set to manufacturer specifications, verified with gauges — not estimated or approximated.
Electrical Work & Dedicated Circuit Installation – All electrical connections and dedicated circuits handled in-house, so you do not need a separate electrician on the job.
Thermostat & Controls Setup – Proper thermostat configuration to match your new system's operating requirements and your home's comfort preferences.
Post-Installation System Testing – Every heat pump is run through a full operational check in both heating and cooling mode before the job is complete.
Emergency Heat Pump Service – 24/7 availability for heat pump failures across Allentown, Bethlehem, Stroudsburg, and the surrounding Lehigh Valley area.

Why Choose KMR Electrical & HVAC Services for Heat Pump Installation & Replacement

Electrical & HVAC Under One Roof – Heat pump installations require dedicated electrical circuits and precise wiring. Because KMR handles both trades, you get a cleaner install without coordinating between two separate contractors. That saves time and eliminates the gaps that cause problems later.
15+ Years of Hands-On Experience – Kenneth Robertson has been installing and replacing heat pumps since 2009. The experience behind every job means proper sizing, correct refrigerant handling, and a system that performs the way it was designed to — from the first day it runs.
Correct Sizing, Every Time – A heat pump that is too large short-cycles and leaves your home feeling humid. One that is too small never keeps up on the coldest days. Every install starts with a proper assessment so the equipment fits the job.
24/7 Emergency Response – If your heat pump fails in the middle of a Pennsylvania winter, you should not have to wait until Monday morning. Emergency service is available around the clock for customers across the Lehigh Valley — no exceptions.
Straightforward, Honest Recommendations – You will get an honest assessment of whether your current system needs replacement or can be repaired. There is no pressure to buy new equipment if it is not warranted. The recommendation is based on what makes sense for your home and your budget.