CMR Shares how Heat Pumps are Better for Your Wallet and the Environment
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- Do you want to keep your home comfortably warm without worrying about an expensive heating bill?

Do you wish there were more accessible, cost-effective ways to reduce your carbon footprint?

Installing a heat pump will allow you to keep your home heated at a fraction of the cost a traditional furnace would.

How are heat pumps better for the environment?

Heat pumps run on electricity rather than fossil fuels, so you don't need to worry about your home's oil consumption! A heat pump uses about one-third as much electricity as electric baseboard heaters while consuming considerably less energy than a traditional gas or oil furnace.

How do heat pumps save me money?

Heat pumps are more affordable to run than combustion-based heating systems. The more energy efficient the system is, the greater the long-term savings on energy bills.  Heat pumps also require less maintenance than the average furnace. Some parts of the system will need to be checked once a year and a professional will only need to check the heat pump every three to five years.

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To read more about the benefits of installing a heat pump in your home, click here! https://www.cmrmechanical.com/learnmore/eco-and-affordable-heat-pump-ann-arbor

Go Green with a Heat Pump in Ann Arbor

Are you ready to go green with a heat pump in Ann Arbor? Effectively heat and cool your home when you upgrade your service equipment. If you're ready to reduce your heating bill and your gas consumption, contact CMR Mechanical at (734)424-9555 to install and maintain your new heat pump.