Heat pumps on their own are severely energy efficient too
I have considered getting a heat pump system for my house, but i think I would get a ductless heat pump since the installation seems so much easier… You don’t need to tear down the walls or ceiling, but there is simply an indoor air handler and outdoor air compressor. They connect by wiring and refrigerant tubes within a 50 foot range of each other. The heat pump installation only takes a few hours and the architecture of the home is secure. I also enjoy that there is no energy loss with air ducts! Did you guess around 30% of energy consumption with a Heating, Ventilation & A/C unit is due to the ductwork? The air can leak out of the metal ducts if there is even a microscopic hole not seen to the naked eye, but a small tear around the seam can truly make a mess of your utility bills, however not only that, ductwork can get dirty and polluted indoor air quality without familiar ductwork cleaning. A ductless component ensures that it heats and cools the particular room it is in. This allows for zone control if multiple units are set up with their own temperature control around the house. This additionally will save energy because unused rooms don’t need to get weather conditions control and home tenants respectfully do not want the same temperature. Heat pumps on their own are severely energy efficient too. They don’t create heat energy, but take it from the existing air, significantly splitting down your bills. All these factors have truly enticed myself and others to heavily look into buying the device. The initial price tag is high, although I study that over a few months, it does pay back for itself.