Home Heating

The comforts of Natural Gas home heating.

A high-efficiency Natural Gas heating system will keep you warm and draft free, even on the coldest days. You can actually feel the warm air from a Natural Gas system. Whether you're looking into a forced air or hydronic system, Natural Gas is up to 97% efficient. A Natural Gas system emits up to 40% less carbon emissions of an electric heat pump, and reduces nitrous oxide emissions by up to 55% and all but eliminates sulfur oxide emissions.

Natural Gas forced air systems.

With Natural Gas you can feel the warmth. That's because unlike cooler air from an electric heat pump, a gas furnace delivers air that's as much as 25 degrees warmer. Natural Gas also delivers a steady flow of warm air that heats your home faster while using less energy. Plus, you can expect your gas furnace to perform up to twice as long as an electric heat pump. Greater efficiency, lower operating costs and longer furnace life — that's where the savings really start to add up.

Natural Gas hydronic systems.

With Natural Gas radiant systems including hydronic floor heating, warm air doesn't rise to the ceiling. Instead, warm water circulates through radiators or tubing embedded in the floor. Warm air evenly radiates and stays at a lower level, eliminating cold zones and drafts. With radiant floor heating, you get all the clean burning and efficiency of Natural Gas combined with the benefits of heating with water. Hydronics, for example, is a sealed system. That means there's no recirculation of air from the basement or other parts of the house. This eliminates the spread of dust, germs, spores and even odors. Plus, hydronics allows you to heat in zones meaning you can adjust thermostats to different temperatures in different parts of your home.