 With the dog days of summer falling to the wayside, the chilly return of fall is almost upon us. Upstate winters are often unforgiving; don’t get stuck in the frost! This year, install a new heat pump system to heat your home in the winter, provide air-conditioning in the summer, and keep you and your family comfortable year-round.
There are several different types of heat pumps available for installations, and there isn’t a “one-heat-pump-fits-all” type of mentality that comes with installing a new heat pump system. Getting in-touch with one or more of our trusted, highly rated, and rigorously vetted HeatSmart Tompkins installer partners is the best way to determine which heat pump system could be the right fit for your home and family’s needs. Air-source and ground-source heat pumps are both semi-renewable, meaning they provide heating and cooling with the use of electricity and can use electricity generated from a renewable source of energy, in this case making them entirely renewable! Many people with solar panels on their homes choose to run their heat pumps off their renewably sourced solar energy. One of the greatest benefits of heat pumps – besides the cleaner, greener energy – is the cost-savings. Did you know that 70% of total home energy consumption goes to home heating in our region? Homeowners on propane, the costliest form of heating available, can and do save up to thousands of dollars on their total annual heating bills after making the switch to a semi-renewable heat pump. Heat pumps provide some of the most efficient, comfortable, and clean heating energy available to homeowners, and many systems also provide air-conditioning for the warmer months. This additional cooling has the added benefits of dehumidification and air-quality improvement for the spring and summer allergy seasons! Don’t wait for your current heating system to fail this winter. Look into a new heat pump system for greener and more efficient energy, a more comfortable home environment, and energy cost savings! Complete a short and simple form to enroll in our program today. Also, watch our recent webinar series to learn more about the various types of heat pumps, cost and energy savings, and our trained HeatSmart Tompkins installer partners.
13 Comments
4/26/2021 11:51:24 am
My uncle is looking for a heating option that he could use for his new log cabin along the countryside. I like your suggestion of using a heat pump system since it uses clean energy to warm your home! Maybe we should look for an HVAC expert that can help us install one of these. 1/26/2022 05:16:20 am
Heat pumps provide some of the most efficient, comfortable, and clean heating energy available to homeowners, and many systems also provide air-conditioning for the warmer months. 9/19/2022 08:50:00 am
Great guide! This is surely going to be helpful when it comes to people who just got their water heater. 9/20/2022 11:55:39 am
Nice info! So useful for everybody that has a water heater in their home and having some trouble about it. 10/19/2022 08:54:27 am
Look into a new heat pump system for greener and more efficient energy, a more comfortable home environment, and energy cost savings! 12/8/2022 08:21:48 am
If you’d like to make sure your heating system is ready for the cold winter days that are on their way, make sure you schedule a heat pump or furnace tune-up from the expert technicians. 2/14/2023 04:48:44 am
For a number of uses, including both new residences and retrofits of old heating and cooling systems, heat pumps can be a great option. Since switching from a cooling-only system to a heat pump often has a very minimal extra cost, they are also an option for replacing old air conditioning systems. It may sometimes be challenging to decide whether a heat pump is the best solution for your house given the wide variety of system types and options available. Leave a Reply. |
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