Heating and Cooling accounts for about 35% - 45% of a home's energy cost. When replacing your furnace, choose a model with a minimum of 90 AFUE.

The Annualized Fuel Utilization Efficiency, is the ratio of the total useful heat your gas furnace delivers to your house to the heat value of the fuel it consumes. In addition to High Efficiency look for Variable Speed and also consider Two Stage systems which let you save more money by setting up multiple zones. This way you can have separate thermostats and control daytime living and nigh time sleeping zones to maximize comfort without excessively heating or cooling part soft the house unnecessarily.

The ROI Calculation is based on saving $75 a month over 4 months of the heating season. To get a $150 Tax Credit, choose an even more efficient gas, oil, propane furnace or hot water boiler with a minimum of 95 AFUE.

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Back in 1980, this old furnace was converted from oil to gas, so it has seen its final winter of work.