OUR QUALITY PRODUCT OPTIONS

Heat Pump

A heat pump is a unit that heats or cools by moving heat.

Ideal for warmer climates, a heat pump is an all-in-one cooling and heating system. During the winter, a heat pump draws heat from outdoor air and circulates it through your home's air ducts. In the summer, it reverses the process and removes heat from your house and releases it outdoors.

Central Air

Ideal for cooling a whole house.

Installing separate units in each individual room can run up costs quickly, so if you plan on keeping multiple rooms cool, we highly recommend installing a central unit. Usually placed outside behind your house, the unit consists of a condenser that collects heat from inside your house and turns the moisture from the heat into a liquid. Much like a refrigerator, it then sends the liquid up to the coils, which evaporates the liquid, making cool air. A fan then pushes that cool air throughout the house’s ducts, effectively providing a cool, safe haven from those hot summer days.

Furnace (Gas or Propane)

Designed to deliver reliable and economical warmth.

Hot combustion gases created by burning oil or gas in the furnace are circulated through a heat exchanger. A blower fan blows air across the exterior of the heat exchanger which is then distributed through ductwork to the rooms to be heated. For optimal comfort and efficiency, a gas furnace can be combined with an electric heat pump in one dual-fuel system. This creates the best of both worlds with a radiant heating system.

Hybrid or Dual Fuel Systems

Combines the best of both worlds.

Typically features a heat pump connected to a gas/propane furnace. The duality allows it to operate at the highest efficiency and optimal comfort depending on temperature and demand.

Baseboard Heat

Installed at floor level along walls.

There are two types of baseboard heating that can be installed in a home: electrical or hot water. In the electrical, the baseboard heat consists of copper tubing with bonded aluminum fins enclosed in a protective metal cover. In the hot water version, hot water is pumped from a boiler through the tubing, heating the surrounding air.

Geothermal Heat Pumps

Highly efficient heating and cooling system.

During the heating cycle, a geothermal system uses the earth loop to extract heat from the ground. The same heat energy can also be used for a radiant floor system or domestic hot water heating. In the cooling mode, the geothermal system air conditions your home by reversing the heating process.

Ductless Air Systems

A ductless option for both heating and cooling.

Ductless, or also known as 'mini-splits' offer a heating and cooling option works for homes where installing ductwork is not an option. It's also a good solution for homes with specific areas that never seem comfortable such as rooms over the garage, sunrooms, and additions.

REPLACEMENT OPTIONS

We believe providing excellent customer service is only half of a job well done. To ensure that we provide an all-around stellar experience, we offer excellent products from several manufacturers which makes things easier for our customers. Here at Bud's Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning we carry the highest quality, most innovative products for our clients, which is why we are premiere dealers for several brands.

We also offer a complete line of thermostats, both programmable and non-programmable models, each designed to maximize the performance of your heating system. Schedule an appointment online or call us at 757-890-2600 today.

We will remove the old, replace the new, and clean up like we were never there! Bud's also offers maintenance on water heaters.

Emergency services are available. Call 757-890-2600 or click to schedule an appointment!

Generators

Your family's comfort and safety is our priority. A whole-home standby generator can sense outages and turn themselves on within seconds when there's a utility power outage. This style of a generator is a permanently installed, propane or natural gas-powered system that delivers power directly to your home's electrical panel to power your essential home needs. Bud's also offers yearly maintenance plans to make sure you're never without during a storm or bad weather.

Panel Upgrades & Replacements

Do you have issues with flickering lights? Breakers that constantly trip or fuses that blow frequently? You may have an older electrical panel. Panels typically last about 30 years, and older homes may have out of code panels. The main breaker panel protects everything routed in the panel, unlike split bus panels. A properly functioning electrical panel is essential to the safety of your family and your home. Not sure what you have? Call or click to have us offer our own expert guidance.