Posted by MSD on December 08, 2012 at 09:20:43 from (67.4.60.56):
In Reply to: O/T, Heat pumps posted by murray2 on December 07, 2012 at 17:24:22:
Lots of variations in heat pumps. 13 seer single stage won't be as efficient as an 18 seer dual stage but then the cost difference is significant also. With the dual stage unit, you also need a dual stage furnace. I just last week had a unit priced out. The 13 seer with 90% LP furnace was about $3500 cheaper than an 18 seer dual stage with 98% dual stage LP furnace. All said and done, a ground source Geo unit would have run about another $3500 more after the 30% federal tax credit was taken. But now we are talking seer ratings off the chart with the Geo. I had an air heat pump years ago and was never warm in the house till the toaster unit kicked in. Had to hang on to my wallet then though.
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