Newer cold-climate heat pumps handle typical New Jersey winters much better than older models, and they cool your home in summer too.
Before you switch, consider:
- Energy rates: savings depend on your electric rate compared with your gas or oil cost.
- Your home: insulation, and whether you have ducts or need ductless mini-splits.
- Backup heat: many homeowners keep their furnace for the coldest days ("dual fuel").
- Rebates: check NJ's Clean Energy Program and your utility for current offers.
General Air Pro (NJ HVACR License #19HC00888700) serves Princeton, Edison and nearby towns.