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gladium et scutum

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2. It's a good option

Reply to albacore (Original post)

Sat Mar 11, 2023, 11:02 PM

Mar 2023

Heat pumps work well in moderate cimes. Washington State's weather is fairly moderate. Heat pumps should do well. For the most efficient operation, conisder an inground heat exchange heat pump

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Advice needed:Time to replace my natural gas furnace. Should I get a heat pump instead? [View all] albacore Mar 2023 OP

yes you should WhiteTara Mar 2023 #1

It's a good option gladium et scutum Mar 2023 #2

Ask at least a dozen people in your city who have done it. keithbvadu2 Mar 2023 #3

My utility company (I'm in King County) has had offers these past few months re aid fierywoman Mar 2023 #4

Yes. Watch what Biden is trying to do.. Deuxcents Mar 2023 #5

Absolutely Timewas Mar 2023 #6

I live near you RainCaster Mar 2023 #7

Yes, go ahead and get one. FuzzyRabbit Mar 2023 #8

The biggest cost for heat pumps is the installation...this YouTube clip shows a new design that is PortTack Mar 2023 #9

DIY'er installed. Love it! Tortue Mar 2023 #10

I have to say, you sound like you have mad skills. But even the 16K price to Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #11

I remember reading MOMFUDSKI Mar 2023 #12

Heat pump vs Mini-split Tortue Mar 2023 #14

My neighbors on both sides of me have them. Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2023 #13