Written by Eric Sherwood | June 18, 2024
Homeowners in the Madison area have been asking us questions about dual-fuel HVAC systems. Many are wondering about the benefits of these hybrid systems and whether they’re worth the investment. If you’re looking for the most energy-efficient way to keep your home comfortable, consider installing a dual-fuel HVAC system.
Today, All Comfort Services will explain a dual-fuel HVAC system and its benefits. Our experts will also discuss what to consider before installing one so you can make an informed decision that best suits your needs.
A dual-fuel heat pump, also known as a hybrid heat pump, is an HVAC system that combines an electric heat pump with a gas furnace. This system switches between the electric heat pump and the gas furnace based on the outdoor temperature, managing itself to maximize efficiency.
During milder temperatures, the heat pump operates, but when the temperature drops below a certain point (usually around 35°F), the gas furnace kicks in to provide additional heat. This seamless transition ensures your home remains comfortable year-round without sacrificing energy efficiency.
Dual-fuel HVAC systems offer several key benefits, making them an attractive option for many homeowners in the Dane County area. Here are some advantages of these hybrid systems:
While dual-fuel systems offer many advantages, they may not be ideal for every home. Let’s take a look at what to consider before investing in a dual-fuel HVAC system:
Are you curious about a dual-fuel HVAC system for your Madison home? Contact All Comfort Services for help determining the best HVAC solution for your needs.
With over 50 years of experience, our team of technicians delivers expert service and customer satisfaction. We help you achieve year-round comfort with energy-efficient solutions. Rely on us to install your dual-fuel HVAC system.
Contact us today for dual-fuel HVAC systems and other HVAC solutions in the Madison area.
HVAC Service Manager Eric has over 25 years of industry experience and relocated from Vermont to be near his grandchildren.
He’s been married for 25 years. He enjoys spending time with grandkids, traveling, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting trying new restaurants.
His biggest hobby is remodeling houses, and his favorite dog is Australian Shepard- his current dog is an Aussie Doodle.