If you’ve ever looked into heating and cooling options, you’ve probably heard about the dual fuel heat pump. Homeowners are curious because it promises the best of both worlds — the efficiency of an electric heat pump and the power of a gas furnace. But does it really deliver? Let’s walk through the pros and cons from the perspective of someone who works on these systems every day. What Is
When people first hear about heat pumps, one of the biggest questions they ask is: does it cool or heat your home? The name itself can be a little confusing. Many assume a heat pump only provides heat, but in reality, it’s designed to handle both functions. At Summers Comfort Heating & Air, we explain this all the time to homeowners, because understanding how these systems work helps you make
If you’re thinking about upgrading your home’s HVAC system, now might be the perfect time. Thanks to the federal heat pump tax credit, homeowners across the U.S. can claim up to $2,000 in federal tax credits for qualifying heat pump installations. At Summers Comfort Heating & Air, we’ve helped families make energy-smart upgrades that pay off—not just in comfort, but in real long-term savings. But what exactly is this credit?
At Summers Comfort Heating & Air, we’ve seen firsthand how regular heat pump maintenance can extend the life of a system and reduce repair costs. Too often, homeowners wait until something breaks before calling us. But when you keep up with routine service, you avoid surprise breakdowns and enjoy better year-round comfort. Why Heat Pump Maintenance Matters Heat pumps work hard in both summer and winter. Since they heat and
