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Help!! Gas Furnace v. Heat Pump
kmehrer
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I am looking into replacing my furnace and ac. At this point, I am considering a 95% efficient, dual stage furnace v. heat pump. Can you give me pros and cons about each?
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Kemehrer
Depends on where you live it the US. Heat pumps can be very affective, but take a look at your current Electric rates and also any projections if it goes up. Your 95% furnace would be your second stage or back up emergency heat if needed and you are on the right track by going hi Eff. Me personally....I would go with the Furnace /A/C package, but that's just me.
Mike T.0 -
Nat. gas
If I lived north of the Potomac river and had access to Natural gas, I would do a 90 plus furnace with A/C. unless the furnace was in the attic then I would do 80 plus. If I had to use LP gas north of the Potomac river I would do a gas furnace with a heat pump.
South of the Potomac river I would do a heat pump unless I had Natural gas then I would do a furnace with A/C. Jim0
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