Exploring the switchover temperatures from Heat Pumps to fossil-fuel backup in a “partial-displacement” or “dual-fuel” setup. This winter (2025/2026) is much colder than my first two, and since my electrical rates have climbed 27% and
Discover the importance of turn-down ratio when selecting a heat pump system and how it impacts comfort for Massachusetts homeowners. When upgrading to a heat pump, homeowners often focus on efficiency ratings and equipment size.
At Jay Moody HVAC, we’re proud to be considered Massachusetts’ heat pump specialists, providing efficient, engineer-designed air source heat pump systems for local homeowners and businesses. We believe homeowners should feel well-informed and confident about
The efficiency of heat pumps varies, depending on several factors, including the type of heat pump, its size, and, most importantly, the outdoor temperature. Heat pumps are generally efficient heating systems, but their performance is
Mini-split heat pumps are versatile and efficient heating and cooling solutions, especially in regions like Massachusetts where there are contrasting temperature ranges throughout the year. In addition to heating/cooling your entire home, here are alternative
Mini-split heat pumps are an efficient heating and cooling option for Massachusetts homeowners… when they’re installed and operated properly. Here are three common heat pump mistakes that can affect system efficiency and lead to higher
Mini-Split heat pumps are great systems for Massachusetts’s weather because they can cool and heat your home. For some however, the thought of switching to mini-splits for heating entirely can seem daunting. Let’s discuss whether
Properly installed and operated mini-split heat pumps are highly efficient systems, perfect for Massachusetts’s weather. Whether you have a system from Mitsubishi Electric or another leading ductless brand, performance ultimately comes down to thoughtful system
We’ve experienced price increases in all aspects of our daily lives from groceries to fuel and everything in between. Here in Massachusetts, National Grid will be raising the cost of electricity by approximately 64%. This
