When the time comes to replace your HVAC systems, one of the most energy-efficient choices available is a heat pump. A heat pump does the work of both a furnace and air conditioner, and generally saves you money on your utility bills in the process. Share and Enjoy:
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Factoring EF Ratings Into Your Water Heater Decision
Historically, a storage-tank style water heater has had limited performance capabilities, due to energy losses through the tank’s walls. If you’re upgrading your water heater, you can use Energy Factor (EF) ratings, designed to show the efficiency of both storage-tank and tankless water heaters, to help lower water-heating costs, and reduce your overall energy bills. [...]