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Dual Fuel Systems in Lakeland, FL
Heat pumps are highly regarded for their capability to provide both heating and cooling. However, their efficiency can decrease during colder weather because they draw heat from the outside. One effective solution is to install a dual fuel heating system, which combines a heat pump with a backup furnace that activates when needed. Bayonet Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning provides a full range of services for dual fuel heat pumps, including installation, repairs, replacements, and ongoing maintenance.
- Back our work with two-year guarantees on all repairs
- 24/7 emergency service
- Maintenance programs above industry standards
As a locally-owned business operating in the Lakeland, FL area since 1977, we understand the specific comfort and efficiency requirements of local homes. You can depend on our expertise and dedication to quality, which is our top priority!
Don’t sweat: call Bayonet! We offer quality dual fuel system services. Serving Your Family Since 1977.
What Is a Dual Fuel System?
A conventional heat pump operates similarly to an air conditioner but can reverse its function to extract heat from the outside and transfer it indoors. In a dual fuel system, if the heat pump is unable to efficiently extract enough heat, a backup furnace activates to provide additional warmth until the heat pump can resume optimal performance.
Is Dual Fuel Right for Your Home?
For many homes in Lakeland, FL, a standard heat pump is capable of handling winter conditions effectively without needing a supplementary heat source. However, there are situations where a dual fuel system may be beneficial. We recommend consulting with our technicians to assess whether a dual fuel system would be advantageous for your home.
We Offer Dual Fuel Repairs
Dual fuel systems use heating oil, and any required repairs should be performed by professionals to ensure safety. Our dual fuel repair experts are available 24/7 to address any issues you may encounter.
When to Replace Your Dual Fuel System
The components of a dual fuel system, including both the heat pump and the backup heater, generally last between 10 and 15 years. If your system approaches this age and begins to show reduced efficiency or struggles to meet your heating needs, it may be time for a replacement. Contact Bayonet Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning for a consultation, and we’ll help you determine if a new dual fuel system is necessary.