I recently spent a wonderful deal of time researching odd types of heating and cooling options… My hubby and I were in the process of planning our current home, however building a home from scratch is a sizable project with a whole bunch of substantial decisions, i didn’t want to make a mistake that we’d regret for the next twenty years.
In the section where every one of us live, every one of us need temperature control throughout the year; Rather than purchase 2 separate units, I hoped to find a plan that would provide both heating and cooling.
Energy efficiency was also a major priority. I really liked the sounds of an electric heat pump; This type of Heating and A/C plan doesn’t burn fossil fuels to generate heat. There’s no combustion, sparks, fumes or chance of carbon monoxide poisoning, but when I checked into the odd models of heat pumps, I came across geothermal systems. While a geothermal heat pump is way more extravagant to both purchase and install, it pays for itself in energy savings. Most people reclaim the investment in under numerous years. The geothermal heat pump draws from the relatively stable underground temperature, taking advantage of a free energy source. It simply moves heat between the ground and the home, switching direction of operation depending on demand for either heating or cooling. The plan every one of us chose features a high efficiency MERV filter that ensures exceptional indoor air conditions. It traps dust, pollen and all sorts of allergens and effectively circulates the air to keep it feeling fresh and clean. The plan not only handles our heating and cooling, however also supplements our tepid water needs.