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Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, your reliable heat pump provider in Tauranga and the wider Bay of Plenty region, is proud to introduce Mitsubishi Electric's OmniCore Multi Room Heat Pump Systems. This innovative system represents the next generation of heating and cooling technology, offering unparalleled efficiency, comfort, and design versatility for your home.
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Are you tired of the ever-increasing cost of living in New Zealand? From housing expenses to utility bills, managing your budget can be challenging, especially in cities like Tauranga. If you're looking for an effective way to reduce your living costs, investing in a heat pump could be the solution you've been searching for.
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With the growing trend of energy conservation, heat pumps have emerged as a top choice for homeowners. They're a savvy alternative to conventional heating and cooling systems, particularly in climates with moderate heating and cooling needs. But what exactly are they, and why should you maintain them regularly?
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We are familiar with humidity in the Bay of Plenty – but it’s not usually a summer problem. While our windows streak and mould grows easily in winter, summer tends to give our houses some relief from the excess of moisture. But not this year. With one storm after another and an endless battering of rain, houses in Tauranga, Mt Maunganui, Papamoa and Te Puke are all trying to get on top of their humidity. If this sounds familiar, read on – the team of heat pump and air conditioning specialists at Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps has created a guide to staying cool and dry for the rest of the season.
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Do you work at the kitchen table? Have you turned a bedroom into an office? Or have you set up a separate cabin or sleep-out with everything you need to work from home? We’ve seen it all in this new era of working from home. While there’s many benefits – flexibility, convenience, no parking fees – home-based offices need to be comfortable if you’re going to be productive. You wouldn’t suffer in silence shivering or sweating in the office, so don’t do it at home. Buy yourself a comfy swivel chair, get a good quality desk, and install a top-quality Mitsubishi heat pump from Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps.
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Did you know that since July 1st 2021 it has become illegal to rent a property to a tenant without having adequate heating installed? The main living room of your home must now have fixed heating - such as a heat pump - that can bring the room up to 18 degrees and keep it there. Although there is still some compliance time factored in, in essence, if you want to rent out a house or apartment, within 90 days you must supply heating to your tenants that is up to code.
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It’s time to put away the winter woollies and start thinking about ways to keep your home or holiday house cool and comfortable across the summer months. Temperatures are set to soar around the entire BOP shortly, including Tauranga, Papamoa, Mt Maunganui, and Te Puke. There is nothing worse than coming home to an overheated house after work or a day at the beach. At BOP Heat Pumps, we have some great air conditioning solutions for you this summer, and here are a few points to consider before you make the purchase that will ensure you get that luxury air-controlled experience for years to come.
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When BOP Heat Pumps was tasked with adding total comfort to a modern multi-wing transformation of a 1980’s home in Tauranga, we were excited to deliver a system that rose to all the challenges presented. Along with effecting a contemporary renovation, the clients wanted to meet energy efficiency standards across the property, which includes a separate home office and gymnasium space - and a heated in ground swimming pool.
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