You got the A/C tuned up for summer and even got some insight in electricity myths. The heat pump seems to have a malfunction. Before you call an expert, it is useful to follow some heat pump troubleshooting tips first. Heat pumps are usually very dependable and durable. Very often, you can fix a small fault by yourself.
If you're upgrading your cooling or heating systems, or both, considering a heat pump with the latest advanced features for your MetroWest Boston home pays off with premium energy savings and home comfort in any season.
Is your heat pump struggling to meet your temperature needs? If so, it sounds like your heat pump's in need of some attention. The following are some tasks you can do yourself to troubleshoot the heat pump problem. When in doubt, call a technician.
When you're selecting a new heat pump, the two critical factors to consider are the SEER and HSPF, the ratings that the Department of Energy requires to inform consumers of a unit's energy efficiency.
Sometimes, all it takes is the arrival of the first large heating bill of the season. Then, Massachusetts homeowners begin looking for ways to cut costs. Some of them turn to heat pumps — an energy-efficient alternative to running a furnace.
The tax credits available for ground source heat pump systems or geothermal systems (as they are often called) are still available. Actually the tax credits now have no cap. Earlier, when the Stimulus Bill was initially passed, there was a cap on ground source systems. Now, 30 percent of the entire cost of both equipment and installation is eligible for the tax credit. You should consult with your tax advisor for details and eligibility.
There is no shortage of heat pump options available in the marketplace today. Thankfully, most new heat pumps are designed to be more energy efficient than ever.
Electric air-source heat pumps can be a practical heating and cooling option for your Massachusetts home. However, they need to have a workable backup heating system to provide comfortable home heating when temperatures outside fall below freezing for extended periods.
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