Heat pumps
One system for year-round comfort: a heat pump moves heat into your home in winter and out of it in summer.
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What customers say
“Shane is the greatest. He checked out our heat pump and took a shovel and dirt and leveled the outdoor unit. Krinkie does great installs and does great maintenance to keep their systems working well. Their technicians are knowledgeable and communicate well. We’re so glad we found them.”
“Just completed a pretty large electrical upgrade to my garage and installation of a heat pump. Joe and the crew were awesome and Joe spent a lot of personal time with me to plan the project. Really had a great experience from end to end with Krinkie's! Thank you!”
Guides for homeowners
Do Heat Pumps Work in Minnesota Winters?
Cold-climate heat pumps can heat a Minnesota home through most of the winter, but their output drops on the coldest days. Here is how they work, what the cold-climate rating means, and how backup heat fits in.
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Dual-Fuel Systems: Pairing a Heat Pump With a Gas Furnace
A dual-fuel system uses a heat pump in milder weather and a gas furnace in deep cold. Here is how the switchover works, what equipment it takes, and what to ask before you install one.
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Heat Pump Defrost Mode: What's Normal and What's Not
In a Minnesota winter, a heat pump that steams, goes quiet, or makes a whoosh is usually defrosting. Here is how defrost works, what normal operation looks like, and which signs mean you need service.
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Minnesota Heat Pump Rebates and Incentives: What's Available
The federal heat pump tax credits ended for installations after 2025, and Minnesota's new state rebates have not launched. Utility rebates from Xcel Energy and CenterPoint Energy are still available. Here is what we could confirm as of October 2026.
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