Gas-to-Electric Conversions in Sacramento
If your gas furnace and central air conditioner are both approaching replacement, one electric heat pump may be able to take over both jobs. Capital City Comfort helps Sacramento homeowners compare a furnace replacement with a gas-to-electric HVAC conversion.
How does a furnace-to-heat-pump conversion work?
A heat pump moves heat outdoors in summer and brings heat indoors in winter. A ducted system distributes that air through supply vents. If you already have central air, the condition and size of the ducts help determine which parts of your existing system can stay.
Can I use my existing ducts and electrical panel?
Tell us which rooms feel stuffy, which get too cold, and where your furnace and outdoor unit sit. An estimate should account for airflow, return ducts, electrical capacity and equipment access. A room addition with no ductwork may call for a different approach from the rest of the house.
What should I compare in the estimate?
Compare the proposed equipment, duct or electrical work, thermostat, and removal of the old system. For a meaningful operating-cost comparison, have a recent summer electric bill and winter gas bill handy. Ask which utility incentives apply to your address and equipment before counting them toward the project cost.
Call Capital City Comfort at (916) 390-0025.