Hybrid HVAC Installation in the Twin Cities
Make The Switch To A Hybrid System
Don’t know much about a hybrid HVAC system? It’s the best time to learn! This efficient system combines the best of a traditional gas furnace and standard AC to give you year-round comfort, without any extra fuss. Sounds perfect? We agree!
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Why Choose A Hybrid System?
There are lots of reasons to make the switch to a hybrid heating and cooling system, including:
Cost Savings
Ultimate comfort at a lower operational cost.
Efficiency
Hybrid systems offer efficient temperature regulation.
Comfort in Moderate Cold
Heat pumps supply air at 105°, perfect for moderate cold.
Comfort in Extreme Cold
Furnace air supplies air at 135°, better for really cold days.
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How Does a Hybrid System Work?
The secret to a hybrid HVAC system? It’s made of the best of both worlds. Hybrid models combine a gas furnace and electric heat pump, alternating between the two energy sources. This gives you a more energy efficient heating and cooling system that allows you to save money without sacrificing on comfort.
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Keeping It Simple
Switching up your HVAC system can be a huge undertaking that leaves you feeling stressed and overwhelmed. But when you work with Genz-Ryan, you can be confident that you will receive the support that you need. Each of our team members is highly trained and educated, allowing you to get the answers you need. Additionally, we only stock the most trusted brands and models, ensuring that your end results are reliable and consistent.
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Our friendly technicians are committed to providing the highest quality professional services and uncompromising customer service in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding communities. We’re proud to be a locally owned family business since 1950, and we don’t see ourselves sacrificing those family values anytime soon. From one Minnesota family to another – we can’t wait to serve you.
- Burnsville
- Rosemount
- Lakeville
- Farmington
- Savage
- Prior Lake
- Shakopee
- Eagan
- Apple Valley
- Woodbury
- St. Louis Park
- Northfield
- Plymouth
- Minnetonka
- New Hope
- Eden Prairie
- Cottage Grove
- Chanhassen
- Edina
- Richfield
- Rosemount
- Champlin
- Minneapolis
- Bloomington
- Prior Lake
- Maplewood
- Maple Grove
- Chaska
- Oakdale
- Coates
- Stillwater
- St. Paul
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use multiple heating systems together?
If it makes sense for your home, yes! Many homes have both a heat pump and furnace to maintain high efficiency no matter the weather, with reliable on-demand heat when you need to get the temperature up quickly.Heat pumps can pull double duty for cooling, so it’s not much different from the way a traditional air conditioner connects to your furnace’s air handler.
How long do heating systems last?
Different heating systems have different standards for service life, though any can fall short or exceed its average based on maintenance, speedy repairs, and luck.
- Furnaces can last 15 or 20 years but will be showing their age as early as 10 in some cases.
- Heat pumps will outlast a furnace if used exclusively for heat but tend to fall short with a 10- to 15-year service life if used year-round for heating and cooling.
- Hybrid systems last the longest because they strain their component systems less, as long as 25 years. It’s best to replace both systems when one or the other fails.
Ductless mini-splits use the same technology as heat pumps and share their service lives; lengthy for heating alone and shorter for year-round use.
Do I need a furnace with a head pump?
Twin Cities winters are very cold, which can sometimes reduce the efficiency of heat pumps. To solve this issue, consider a hybrid system, which combines a heat pump with a gas furnace. Homeowners with a hybrid comfort system use their heat pump for most heating and cooling needs and then switch to their furnace when temperatures dip well below freezing.
How do I know which type of heating system to pick?
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to heating, so you’ll want to choose based on your budget, preferences, and goals. Heat pumps and ductless mini-splits can be expected to cost significantly more than furnaces at similar sizes on the front end, for example, but generally require less maintenance, last longer, offer better efficiency, and provide a gentler and more comfortable heat. You might also want to consider your current heating system and what you’d need to do to implement a particular form of heat; if you don’t already have ductwork, a furnace is suddenly far less cost-effective upfront.
How do I maintain my heating system?
While a professional tune-up once a year is important, as a homeowner, you can also help your heating system by clearing the area around your furnace, changing or cleaning your filters, inspecting for visible damage, looking and listening for leaks of water, refrigerant, oil, gas, etc., and paying attention to any weird sounds, behaviors, smells, and so on.
