Considering a heat pump for your San Antonio home?
If so, the first question on your mind is probably “How much will a heat pump cost me?”
The cost to install a heat pump in San Antonio ranges from $6,000 to $18,000, with most homeowners paying around $11,000 on average.
Wondering how much it will cost to repair your broken furnace?
In San Antonio, the cost to repair a furnace ranges from $130 to $3,000, with most homeowners paying around $500 on average.
The cost to install a central A/C in San Antonio can fall anywhere between $6,000 and $18,000. Most homeowners pay roughly $9,500.
For starters, some San Antonio homeowners actually choose to go with both. This surprise 3rd option is referred to as a “dual fuel” system, which uses a gas furnace as a backup heating source for a heat pump (we’ll talk more about this later on).
However, if you’re trying to choose one over the other, much depends on how your home is set up and whether or not you have access to natural gas. Once this is determined it’s important to think about your specific needs.
That said, here are the factors that will have the most impact on the decision you need to make:
If you’ve lived in Central Texas for a while, chances are you’ve experienced the dreaded “cedar fever.” Mountain Cedar allergy season starts in late December and can last until March. The most severe months are usually December and January, which is when the cedar’s pollen counts are at their peak. The symptoms of cedar fever are similar to those of a cold: sneezing, itchy eyes, a sore throat, and general fatigue.
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