Cherry Hill HVAC: Which Heating System Is The Most Energy Efficient?

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New Jersey is no stranger to frigid winter temperatures. While we’re technically in the middle of winter, if your heater is at the end of its life span, it’s never too late to consider installing a new one. That way you can stay warm and comfortable for the rest of the season.

When it comes to selecting a new heater, one of the biggest considerations for homeowners is the cost of energy. After all, heating can take up 35-50% of your annual energy bills — that’s no small chunk of change!

In today’s post, we’re going to discuss some of the more popular heating system options and help you to see which one works best for you based on efficiency and your heating needs.

* In this post, we will be discussing efficiency in terms of AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) ratings. This rating shows how much percentage of fuel is transformed into actual heat for your home. Around 90% is considered “efficient.”

Forced air furnaces are one of the most popular heating options on the market. Furnaces heat air and circulate it throughout your home using a system of ducts. They are usually powered by gas or electricity, although there are some propane burning varieties as well. The most efficient furnaces are usually ones that are fueled by natural gas.

Modern furnaces have really honed their efficiencies and have AFUE ratings of around 95% to 98%, with some electric furnaces having scores as high as 100%. In terms of overall costs, including installation, furnaces are likely your best fuel efficient option.

Install A New Heating System With Climate Mechanics

At Climate Mechanics, we are committed to installing eco-friendly and economical heating units that keep your home warm and comfortable.

While we hope you found this guide helpful, there’s simply no substitute for the opinion of a heating expert. At Climate Mechanics, our NATE-certified technicians will help you find the perfect unit for your needs and your budget. We’ll even give you an additional 10% off your installation if you sign up for our maintenance agreement — which essentially pays for itself!

To get started with your estimate, simply contact us online. We look forward to working with you.

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