Electric heating systems are an excellent choice for properties without access to natural gas. From electric heat furnaces to baseboard heaters and heat strips integrated into electric heat pump systems, these solutions provide clean, consistent warmth year-round. Electric furnaces convert electricity into heat and distribute it efficiently throughout your home or business.
While electric HVAC heating can be more expensive in colder climates due to electricity usage, pairing it with proper attic insulation and a high-efficiency electric heat pump can significantly lower energy costs. These systems are safe, low-maintenance, and environmentally friendly—making them a smart option for both residential and commercial spaces.
We install and service electric heating systems from all major brands, ensuring long-term performance, energy savings, and comfort in every season.
🔧 HVAC Maintenance & Electric Heating Service
✅ Schedule Your HVAC Service Today
📅 [Book Now]
Gas furnaces remain one of the most efficient and cost-effective heating options, delivering strong, consistent warmth even in the coldest conditions. Using natural gas or propane, these systems produce heat quickly and effectively, making them ideal for homeowners looking for dependable, whole-home heating. Modern gas furnaces are designed with high-efficiency ratings (AFUE up to 98%), utilizing two-stage or modulating burners and variable-speed blowers to provide better comfort and energy savings. Our expert technicians specialize in installing all major gas furnace brands, ensuring proper setup, venting, and system calibration for maximum efficiency and long-term reliability.
Electric heat pumps are among the most energy-efficient HVAC heating and cooling systems available today, offering reliable, cost-effective comfort for every season. Unlike traditional electric heat furnaces that generate heat by consuming large amounts of electricity, heat pump systems work by transferring heat—using significantly less energy to maintain your ideal indoor temperature.
In winter, an electric heat pump extracts heat from the outside air—even in cold weather—and moves it indoors to warm your home efficiently. During the summer, the process reverses: the system pulls heat from inside your home and releases it outdoors, providing powerful air conditioning while consuming less electricity than standard cooling systems.
Because heat pumps don't rely on fuel combustion like gas furnaces, they offer lower operating costs, fewer carbon emissions, and enhanced energy efficiency. Advanced models feature inverter-driven compressors and variable-speed motors, automatically adjusting energy output based on demand. This means more consistent temperatures, improved humidity control, and significantly reduced monthly utility bills.
For homes currently using electric heat furnaces or baseboard heaters, upgrading to a high-efficiency electric heat pump system can dramatically cut electricity usage and increase year-round comfort. Whether you're looking to install a new heat pump or replace an outdated heating system, we provide expert service and installation from all major HVAC brands.
Smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors are essential safety devices that provide early warnings against potential life-threatening hazards in your home. Smoke detectors are designed to detect fire or smoke, while carbon monoxide detectors sense the presence of odorless, colorless CO gas, which can be deadly if inhaled in high concentrations. Having these detectors installed in key areas such as living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways ensures that you and your family receive immediate alerts from multiple directions, giving you time to take action before it’s too late. This is especially important while your HVAC system is running, as heating equipment, gas furnaces, fireplaces, and other fuel-burning appliances can pose a risk of carbon monoxide leaks.
For optimal protection, we strongly recommend installing smoke and CO detectors in every bedroom, outside sleeping areas, and on each level of your home. Modern detectors come with smart technology, interconnected alarms, and battery backups, ensuring they work even during power outages. Since HVAC systems circulate air throughout the home, a malfunctioning furnace, gas leak, or clogged vent can increase the risk of carbon monoxide exposure. By installing properly placed detectors and performing regular maintenance on your heating and cooling systems, you can enhance home safety, prevent hazardous situations, and protect your loved ones from unseen dangers.
Copyright © 2022 Texas Air Conditioning and Heating LLC - All Rights Reserved
TACL91568ARBE