WHAT TYPE OF HEAT PUMP IS RIGHT FOR MY HOME?
The type of heat pump that makes the most sense depends on your situation. The biggest factor is whether your home already has central ductwork. If you think a heat pump is right for your home, the following scenarios can help you choose the right one. Talk to your contractor to be sure you get the heat pump that matches your goals and home needs.
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HOW MUCH OF YOUR HOME NEEDS HEATING AND OR COOLING? DOES YOUR HOME HAVE DUCTWORK? If you have grates or registers that deliver warm air, you have ductwork. WHAT TYPE OF FUEL DO YOU USE TO HEAT YOUR HOME? The heat pump configuration listed under your fuel is likely the best option for your home.
I WANT TO HEAT MY ENTIRE HOME
I WANT TO HEAT JUST ONE OR A FEW ROOMS
DUCTS NOT APPLICABLE
YES, I HAVE DUCTWORK
NO, I DO NOT HAVE DUCTS
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NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS
DUAL-FUEL HEAT PUMP Uses electricity when it’s mild out and natural gas when it gets very cold.
DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP(S) Focuses heating and cooling where its needed most.
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC
COLD CLIMATE HEAT PUMP Can cover all your heating and cooling needs, even on the coldest days.
DUCTLESS COLD CLIMATE HEAT PUMP
Can cover all your heating and cooling needs, even on the coldest days.
BUILDING A NEW HOME?
LIQUID PROPANE/OIL
LIQUID PROPANE/OIL
DUAL-FUEL HEAT PUMP
You have a lot of options! Heat pumps are versatile and can provide heating and cooling options for nearly any scenario. Talk to your builder to see which option will work best.
DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP(S) Focuses heating and cooling where its needed most.
Uses electricity when it’s mild out and LP/oil when it gets very cold.
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ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP CUSTOMER BUYING AND OPERATION GUIDE FOR SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
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