
Heat Pump Options for Somers
Reduce propane costs with a cold-climate heat pump. Heating and cooling from one system, backed by your existing furnace.

Propane costs weigh on Somers homeowners every winter. A cold-climate heat pump reduces that burden by shifting a significant portion of your heating load to electricity. Paired with your existing propane furnace, the heat pump runs efficiently through most of the heating season while the furnace covers the deepest cold stretches.
The same unit cools your home in summer. That means one system replaces separate heating and cooling equipment, simplifying your setup and lowering your overall operating costs. Cold-climate models are built to perform through Montana's coldest conditions.
How Dual-Fuel Works in Somers
In a dual-fuel setup, the heat pump handles heating from fall through early winter and again in spring. When temperatures drop into subzero territory, the system switches to the propane furnace automatically. You get the efficiency of electric heat pump operation for most of the year and the reliability of propane backup when you need it most.
Incentives and Tax Credits
Federal tax credits are available for qualifying heat pump installations. Ask our team about current programs during your consultation. We'll help you understand what applies to your installation so you can factor the savings into your decision.
What you can count on
Frequently asked questions
How much can a heat pump reduce propane usage for a Somers home?
It depends on your home's size and insulation, but a dual-fuel heat pump typically handles the majority of the heating season on electricity. Propane use drops to just the coldest stretches of winter.
Do cold-climate heat pumps really work at the north end of Flathead Lake?
Yes. Cold-climate models are engineered to keep working well below zero. Somers' proximity to the lake moderates extremes slightly, which works in the heat pump's favor.
Can I add a heat pump without replacing my current furnace?
In most cases, yes. A heat pump pairs with your existing furnace in a dual-fuel configuration. We evaluate your current system during the consultation to confirm compatibility.
Ready to schedule heat pumps in Somers?
Call the Western Sky Heating and Cooling team or send us a message.