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Heat Pump vs Gas Furnace: The Balance Point In Freezing Weather

Heat Pump vs Gas Furnace Freezing Weather

Heat Pump vs Gas Furnace: The Balance Point In Freezing Weather

When temperatures drop below freezing in the South, a heat pump can still work, but comfort and operating costs can change fast. This breakdown explains what the “balance point” really is, why some heat pumps feel like they’re blowing cold air, and when a dual fuel setup can be the smarter move for homes in places like Dallas and Atlanta.

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Winter Storm Fern 2026: Power Outages Are The Real Heating Threat

Winter Storm Fern 2026

Winter Storm Fern 2026: Power Outages Are The Real Heating Threat

Winter Storm Fern is pushing ice, sleet, snow, and hard cold across the South and Southeast. When ice shows up, outages are often the main problem, because modern heating depends on electricity even when gas service stays on. This article keeps it practical: what to expect, what fails first, and what to test now so you’re not guessing in the dark.

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Why Heat Pumps Are Getting More Attention

Why Heat Pumps Are Getting More Attention

Heat Pumps Explained: What They Are, Why They Matter, and Their Advantages

With energy prices rising and weather patterns swinging between hotter summers and colder winters, more homeowners are looking at systems that handle both heating and cooling efficiently. We look at what heat pumps are, how they work, their advantages, and practical factors to consider if you are thinking about upgrading your home comfort system.

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