Northern Michigan
Heat Pump Installation in Northern Michigan
If you're heating and cooling your northern Michigan home with separate systems, a heat pump may be the smartest upgrade you haven't looked at yet. Colvin's installs Rheem, Daikin, and Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps — with engineered calculations and installation backed by four generations of HVAC expertise.
What Is a Heat Pump and Is It Right for Northern Michigan?
A heat pump moves heat rather than generating it — making it 2–3x more efficient than a standard furnace or electric resistance system. Modern cold-climate heat pumps, including Mitsubishi's Hyper-Heat line, are engineered specifically for regions that see sub-zero winters and perform reliably down to –13°F without auxiliary heat.
We'll walk you through exactly when a heat pump makes sense on its own, when a dual-fuel system (heat pump + backup furnace) is the better call, and what your actual utility bill impact will be. We run engineered heat-loss calculations on every job — no guessing.
Heat Pump Systems We Install
Mitsubishi Electric Hyper-Heat Mini-Splits
Ductless systems for homes without existing ductwork, additions, garages, or rooms that need targeted comfort. Best-in-class low-ambient performance for Michigan winters.
Daikin Central Heat Pumps
High-efficiency whole-home heat pumps for homes with existing ductwork. Daikin Elite Comfort Pro rated for superior efficiency and comfort.
Rheem Heat Pumps
Available with 0% for 60-month financing on qualifying systems. Colvin's is a Rheem Pro Partner, meaning factory-trained technicians and full warranty support.
Dual-Fuel Systems
Heat pump paired with a gas furnace backup. Often the most cost-effective solution for northern Michigan — efficiency of a heat pump down to about 35°F, then the furnace kicks in.
Service Area
Ogemaw County
West Branch, Rose City, Prescott
Iosco County
Tawas City, East Tawas, Oscoda, Au Gres
Roscommon County
Houghton Lake, Roscommon, St. Helen
Oscoda County
Mio and surrounding area
Alcona County
Harrisville and surrounding area
Arenac County
Standish and surrounding area
Gladwin County
Gladwin, Beaverton
Financing Options
0% for 60 Months
On qualifying Rheem heat pump systems
Michigan Saves
6.49% for $1k–$15k; 7% for $15k–$25k
Standard Financing
7.99% for up to 88 months
Typical Cost
$6,000–$14,000 depending on system and home size
Why Colvin's
Colvin's Club — HVAC Membership
Annual heat pump tune-up, priority scheduling, 10–15% repair discounts, no overtime or holiday fees. Starting at $144/year.
Heat Pump FAQs
Do heat pumps work in Michigan winters?
Yes — modern cold-climate heat pumps like the Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat line are engineered for sub-zero winters and operate reliably down to –13°F without auxiliary heat. We'll determine the right system for your home's needs.
How long does heat pump installation take?
Most heat pump installations take 1–2 days. Ductless mini-split systems may be completed in a single day depending on the number of zones. We'll give you a clear timeline during the assessment.
What's the difference between a mini-split and a central heat pump?
A central heat pump uses your existing ductwork to distribute conditioned air throughout the whole home. A ductless mini-split delivers heating and cooling directly to individual rooms without ductwork — ideal for additions, older homes, or cabins.
Does Colvin's service heat pumps after installation?
Yes. Colvin's Club HVAC membership ($144/year) includes an annual heat pump tune-up, priority scheduling, 10–15% off repairs, and no overtime or holiday fees.
What financing options are available for heat pump installation?
We offer 0% for 60 months on qualifying Rheem heat pump systems, Michigan Saves loans at 6.49%–7%, and standard financing at 7.99% for up to 88 months. Ask about current manufacturer promotions.
Ready to Talk Heat Pumps?
Call Colvin's for a free in-home assessment — we'll run the numbers and show you your options.