I wish heat pumps weren’t so high-priced. I hate my new Heating & Air Conditioning component and want to change it out with a heat pump, but look up the stats on these things, it is harshly impressive. Rather than create heated air, it simply uses it in the existing air. It takes fresh, clean outdoor air and pumps it inside for a heating effect in the winter, but for the summertime the reverse happens. You get a constant stream of new air. That means no dirty indoor air conditions or stinky, stuffy air anymore. You also reduce your utility bills quite a bit with this plan of heating and a/c. They say a heat pump pays back for itself in energy bill savings in under a year. That is fantastic since the initial cost is supremely high. It is shocking when you price check a heat pump with a regular central Heating & Air Conditioning unit. It is so much more cash and if you want an even better heat pump, more of an replacement task, but geothermal heat pumps are way better. They use an underground loop plan to get that heat energy. Think about in the wintertime what is warmer, the air outside or the ground temperature. The same goes for frigid air in the summertime. It makes sense to bury the unit. It is also neater and less of an eyupore. But now you are digging into the turf and doing a more complicated Heating & Air Conditioning replacement task. It isn’t cheap to do this at all. Is a heat pump worth the cost? That is the question I come back to time and time again.