Heat Pump Installers in Gisborne

Heat pump installers in Gisborne work a long way from the next centre. The closest towns with installers of their own are Ōpōtiki and Whakatāne up the coast, and Napier, Hastings and Havelock North to the south. That distance shapes the trade here: the firms based in town cover Gisborne town and country and carry on along the East Coast, rather than leaving the outer districts to someone else.

Thermisol is a locally owned Gisborne business that supplies, installs and services air conditioning units across Gisborne town and country, Wairoa and the East Coast, and it also supplies and installs hot water heat pumps. Its owner Jared has over 20 years in electrical and refrigeration work. It holds a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews.

Fenn Refrigeration has served Gisborne for over 50 years and is still family owned. It has been an authorised Daikin dealer for about 30 of those years, and it fits the full run of unit types: high wall, floor standing, cassette and ducted. Its rating is 4.0 from 8 reviews. Superchill Gisborne Limited works from Disraeli Street as the local branch of a Hawke's Bay refrigeration and air conditioning company that also covers Taupō. It installs split, multi head, ducted and ceiling cassette heat pumps and holds 3.4 from 5 reviews.

Two electricians round out the group that fits heat pumps. Fullwave Electrical Limited is run by Zach Furlan, a registered electrician with over 15 years in the trade, working across the East Coast region on residential, commercial and industrial jobs. It has a 5.0 rating from 1 review. Yorvik Electrical - Gisborne is run by Dom Jubb, a registered electrician with more than 17 years in the area, and heat pump electrical work sits within a service list that runs from house rewiring to ceiling fans. Its rating is 5.0 from 8 reviews.

Baty Aircon Limited, an air conditioning contractor, holds 3.8 from 8 reviews, and The Heat Pump Centre holds 4.5 from 4 reviews.

Because a heat pump is fixed to the house supply, the electrical connection has to be done by a registered electrician who is licensed to practise. The Electrical Workers Registration Board keeps a public register where you can check a name or the number on a licence card, and the electrician should hand you a Certificate of Compliance when the wiring is finished. Keep it, since insurers and buyers can ask to see it.

Across the group, the work leans towards ducted and multi-room systems, high wall units, floor consoles and ceiling cassettes, with a lot of commercial work alongside the homes. Servicing and ventilation are offered by several of the same firms, so one call can often cover a new unit and the upkeep that follows.