Energy-Efficient Air Source Heat Pumps
A heat pump uses the outside air to heat a home in winter and cool it in summer. As a heating system, air source heat pumps are more energy-efficient than furnaces, boilers, or electric resistance heating. They can be used as your only heating source – even in areas like Boston where the winters are cold.
You might see your electric bills go up in summer if you did not previously have air conditioning. But air source heat pumps are much more energy-efficient than conventional air conditioners.
The best part? In many cases, utility incentives and tax credits can be used to help pay for your air source heat pump installation.
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