Which Furnace Should You Get for Your Home?

Winter is coming and along comes unbearably chilly nights. If your current furnace is not up to the task then it’s probably time to shift to a more efficient heating system.

  • If you’re searching for the least expensive option (in terms of initial installation), opt for an electric furnace.
  • A natural gas furnace, on the other hand, may be pricier but costs less to run during winter.
  • Since the price on oil went up, oil furnaces stopped being one of the best options.
  • Geothermal heat pumps cost a lot during the initial installation but you’ll surely get your money’s worth in the long run.

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