Heat Pumps can cool and heat your whole home, offering an energy efficient cooling system that reverses during cooler weather for low-cost electric heat.
When comparing your options, keep in mind the higher the SEER*The Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio is a measure of the cooling efficiency of your air conditioner or heat pump. The higher the SEER number, the more efficient the system is at converting electricity into cooling power. and HSPF*The Heating Seasonal Performance Factor is a measure of the heating efficiency of a heat pump. The higher the HSPF number, the more efficiently the heat pump heats your home. (The cooling efficiency of a heat pump is measured by its SEER.) ratings of a cooling system, the more efficient it will be.
Heat Pumps*A product that works just like an air conditioner in cooling mode; however, in heating mode, the refrigerant flow is reversed and heat is extracted from the outside air too heat your home. could be the solution you’ve been looking for, one that saves you money all year long!
Carrier’s Comfort Series are reliable and efficient, as well as budget friendly. They provide comfort by working in one speed that kicks on and shuts off within a couple of degrees of your thermostat setting.
Carrier Performance Series offer mid-range efficiency and usually have two-speed fans. These units generally run mostly at the lower speed and it’s able to keep the room temperature more even throughout the day.
Bourque Mechanical Systems has been providing quality heating and cooling installations and repairs since 1986.
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President’s Day Trivia:
Who was the first president to call his residence in Washington, D.C., the “White House”?
Our sources say Theodore Roosevelt.
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