Heating

One of the most common heating systems, especially in Western Washington, is forced air, electric or gas furnaces. With so many new construction homes being built over the past 25 years, we find this one of the most common repairs or replacements. They are still a great option if you’re only concerned about heating your home.

One thing to consider is adding an air filtration system. During warmer months, your furnace may lay dormant for months; you’ll likely recall the smell of burning dust when you first kick it back on. This can be avoided if you utilize the fan year round, and double as a filtration system eliminating allergens and even dust. Be sure to check out cost saving rebates and more info from https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/furnaces-and-boilers.

If it’s not feasible to replace your entire HVAC system or it’s not an option, because you don’t have a central heating and cooling system in place, then a mini-split ductless system is the perfect solution. These are particularly great for really old, 100-year-old homes, manufactured homes, and even mobile homes.

They are also very economical! They’re affordable to purchase and install, but they are also extremely energy efficient. Not unlike a heat pump, your utility bill will be greatly reduced and there’s some really great rebates to encourage this option. Instead of giving your money to the utility company, invest it in a system that will continue to save your money!