Posts Tagged “gas furnace”
Heat pumps are well-suited for milder climates, while furnaces are better for colder parts of the country. Heat pumps, which run on electricity, both heat and cool homes, while furnaces only heat, making it necessary to have separate air conditioning equipment. A third option, dual fuel systems, include both a furnace and a heat pump. […]Read More
If you live in a home long enough, face it, at some point you will need to replace your central heating system. While a gas furnace, for example, may last 20 years or more, if you’re expecting efficient and effective operation, you’ll probably need to think about replacement before that. So knowing that your heating […]Read More
It wasn’t too long ago that most homeowners purchasing a new heating system had to decide between a combustion furnace and an electric, air-source heat pump. These days, however, homeowners can enjoy the advantages – and minimize the limitations – of both, with a hybrid heating system. Also known as a dual-fuel heat pump, a hybrid […]Read More
