Heating & air conditioning
A modern heating and air conditioning system lowers energy costs, improves comfort and integrates seamlessly with existing energy solutions. Conversio Energie plans and installs heat pumps and air conditioning for new and existing buildings throughout Austria, with the option of combining them with photovoltaic systems for maximum independence.
Heat pumps: heating with renewable energy
A heat pump uses free ambient heat from the air, ground or groundwater and converts it into heating energy. For every kilowatt-hour of electricity used, it delivers several times that amount of heat, making it one of the most efficient heating systems available.
Air-to-water heat pump
The most widely used option. It extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it to the building through the heating system. Suitable for new builds as well as older houses and residential developments, it is comparatively inexpensive to install, requiring only two pad foundations for the outdoor unit.
Air-to-air heat pump
Heats rooms directly by distributing warm air and can also provide cooling in summer. Particularly suitable where there is no water-based heating system or where combined heating and cooling is desired.
Water-to-water heat pump
Uses groundwater as its heat source and therefore achieves the highest efficiency of all heat pump types. An expert assessment and permission to use groundwater are required. Suitable for locations with appropriate groundwater resources.
Replacing heating in an existing building
Older buildings can also be converted to a heat pump. The condition of the building envelope, its insulation and the existing heat distribution system are decisive. Underfloor and wall heating are ideal partners, but adequately sized radiators are also compatible in many cases. We check your property's suitability before planning.
Air conditioning: cooling and heating all year round
Modern air conditioning systems do more than cool. As reversible heat pumps, they can heat in winter and cool in summer, making them a flexible year-round solution.
With Flash Streamer filter technology, modern air conditioning units generate high-speed electrons that effectively break down viruses, bacteria, odours and allergens.
Conversio Energie installs air conditioning for living spaces, offices and commercial premises. Relevant selection factors include room size, the required power rating, noise levels and outdoor installation options. We advise you on site and size the system to suit your premises.
Heat pump and photovoltaics from one provider
A heat pump needs electricity. When that electricity comes from your own roof, heating costs fall dramatically. Combining a photovoltaic system with a heat pump is one of the most economically attractive solutions for households seeking long-term independence from rising energy prices. Conversio Energie plans and installs both systems. This means that heat pump output, PV system size and battery storage are coordinated from the outset, instead of being combined later. A heat pump installer without PV expertise cannot provide this integrated planning.
The SG-Ready-certified heat pumps used by Conversio can communicate directly with the solar system's inverter and automatically shift heating operation to periods of high solar production.
Heat pump subsidies in Austria
Switching to a heat pump is supported at federal and regional level in Austria. Nationwide grants are available under the Raus aus Öl and Raus aus Gas initiatives, alongside regional funding programmes whose amounts and conditions vary by federal state. Combining heat pump and PV subsidies is particularly attractive when both systems are installed together. Our advisory team will explain the programmes currently available for your location and guide you through the application.
Frequently asked questions
Which buildings are suitable for a heat pump?
Heat pumps are generally suitable for new builds and existing properties. In existing buildings, good insulation and a suitable heat distribution system, ideally underfloor heating or large radiators, are decisive. We check your building's suitability free of charge before planning.
How much does a heat pump cost in Austria?
The total cost of an air-to-water heat pump including installation in Austria is typically between EUR 12,000 and EUR 25,000, depending on the power rating, building and heating system. Subsidies can significantly reduce the net cost. A reliable calculation is only possible after an on-site assessment.
Can a heat pump also provide cooling?
Air-to-air heat pumps can cool directly. Depending on the model and heating system, air-to-water heat pumps offer passive or active cooling. During the consultation, we clarify which option makes technical and financial sense for your property.
How long does it take to install a heat pump?
Installing an air-to-water heat pump usually takes two to four days. In buildings where the heating system is being adapted at the same time, the work may take longer. A precise schedule is drawn up after the on-site inspection.
Can I connect my heat pump to an existing solar system?
Yes. SG-Ready-certified heat pumps can communicate with your PV system's inverter and automatically shift heating operation to periods of high solar production. We check technical compatibility with your existing system and plan the integration.