In Mesa, the heat pump is the obvious pick.
A heat pump is an air conditioner that can run in reverse. Our winters are mild enough that it handles the heating easily, and it replaces both the AC and the furnace.
Why it fits.
Same as an AC
In summer a heat pump is an air conditioner. Same compressor, same cooling, same efficiency ratings.
Easy work here
Mesa winter nights rarely stay below freezing for long. A heat pump heats efficiently at those temperatures.
Usually close to an AC
The price difference against an AC-only system is small, and you skip the gas furnace.
When we’d still keep the gas furnace
If your gas furnace is less than ten years old, keep it. We can install a heat pump that works alongside it, called a dual-fuel setup, so the furnace only runs on the rare cold morning.
And if your house has a rooftop gas package unit, the replacement is a rooftop heat pump package unit. Same idea, same footprint on the roof.
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