While a heat pump system has a lower cost indoor unit, the outdoor unit can come with a higher upfront cost compared to an air conditioner. When considering cost, it is important to understand the total costs to install a system that can both heat and cool your home properly. Your MM Comfort Consultant can help determine all of the costs involved. A heat pump system provides energy-efficient heating using electricity, so when the temperature is moderately cold outdoors, they can be less costly to operate compared to systems that use more expensive heating fuel sources such as natural gas, oil, or propane. As temperatures drop below freezing, the heat pump requires more energy to maintain comfort inside, reducing efficiency and increasing your electric bill. This problem is solved by pairing a heat pump with a furnace, thus creating a Hybrid Heat system. However, due to the higher initial cost for the heat pump unit, a hybrid system may be more expensive than a more commonly paired system of an air conditioner and furnace. The energy efficiency rating for both air conditioners and heat pumps when in cooling mode is expressed as SEER ratings. The efficiency of a heat pump when in heat mode is expressed as HSPF. The higher the rating for SEER or HSPF, the more efficient the unit. However, the energy efficiency and cost to operate really comes down to location. In areas with more moderate temperatures, a heat pump is a better option for efficient heating than in places that have very cold winter temperatures. While the longevity of an HVAC system is determined by several variables, AC units typically last longer than heat pumps. Because heat pumps both heat and cools a home, they are used year-round. Air conditioners get a rest during cooler months when a separate heat source is used to heat the home. However, even though a heat pump may have a shorter life expectancy that can be offset by its ability to deliver efficient, money-saving heating during milder winter weather. The life expectancy of your heat pump or air conditioning system can be maximized and kept running at its maximum energy efficiency by having the expert technicians at MM Comfort Systems maintain your system regularly. Comfort Club members never have to think about it!Heating & Cooling Installation
Air Conditioning Installation Done Right
With air conditioners, one size does not fit all. It is important to consider:
Our High-Quality
Air Conditioning & Heating UnitsMM Comfort Systems believes your comfort should never be compromised. Over the years, we’ve finessed our delivery of HVAC products and services to a unique level of service we’ve become known for: #FixitFast #InstallitRight
Heating Installation Done Right
You may need a furnace replacement if your current one:
Choosing Between An Air Conditioner & A Heat Pump
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Mitsubishi Diamond Dealer Contractors
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North American Technician Excellence Certified
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While a heat pump system has a lower cost indoor unit, the outdoor unit can come with a higher upfront cost compared to an air conditioner. When considering cost, it is important to understand the total costs to install a system that can both heat and cool your home properly. Your MM Comfort Consultant can help determine all of the costs involved. A heat pump system provides energy-efficient heating using electricity, so when the temperature is moderately cold outdoors, they can be less costly to operate compared to systems that use more expensive heating fuel sources such as natural gas, oil, or propane. As temperatures drop below freezing, the heat pump requires more energy to maintain comfort inside, reducing efficiency and increasing your electric bill. This problem is solved by pairing a heat pump with a furnace, thus creating a Hybrid Heat system. However, due to the higher initial cost for the heat pump unit, a hybrid system may be more expensive than a more commonly paired system of an air conditioner and furnace. The energy efficiency rating for both air conditioners and heat pumps when in cooling mode is expressed as SEER ratings. The efficiency of a heat pump when in heat mode is expressed as HSPF. The higher the rating for SEER or HSPF, the more efficient the unit. However, the energy efficiency and cost to operate really comes down to location. In areas with more moderate temperatures, a heat pump is a better option for efficient heating than in places that have very cold winter temperatures. While the longevity of an HVAC system is determined by several variables, AC units typically last longer than heat pumps. Because heat pumps both heat and cools a home, they are used year-round. Air conditioners get a rest during cooler months when a separate heat source is used to heat the home. However, even though a heat pump may have a shorter life expectancy that can be offset by its ability to deliver efficient, money-saving heating during milder winter weather. The life expectancy of your heat pump or air conditioning system can be maximized and kept running at its maximum energy efficiency by having the expert technicians at MM Comfort Systems maintain your system regularly. Comfort Club members never have to think about it!Heating & Cooling Installation
Air Conditioning Installation Done Right
With air conditioners, one size does not fit all. It is important to consider:
Our High-Quality
Air Conditioning & Heating UnitsMM Comfort Systems believes your comfort should never be compromised. Over the years, we’ve finessed our delivery of HVAC products and services to a unique level of service we’ve become known for: #FixitFast #InstallitRight
Heating Installation Done Right
You may need a furnace replacement if your current one:
Choosing Between An Air Conditioner & A Heat Pump
Our Accreditations
Carrier Provider
Mitsubishi Diamond Dealer Contractors
Lennox Premier
Accreditated Business
North American Technician Excellence Certified
ACCA Quality Assurance Accredited
Snohomish Registered Trade Ally