There are many choices for consumers to make when it comes to heating and cooling their homes, but the most prevalent continues to be some form of forced air system consisting of:

• A unit to heat or cool the air using electricity or gas as an energy source
• A blower or fan to push the conditioned air
• A series of ducts to deliver the heated or cooled air to all areas of the house

It has been the mainstay of the American home for generations, but in order to make an informed decision about what’s best, you need to know forced air systems do have some drawbacks. They are prone to uneven heating and cooling because the system relies on a series of ducts and vents. There are many different ways the airflow can be restricted. In addition, the fan and blowing air can make them noisy. Despite the shortcomings, there are several reasons why forced air systems are so popular:

• Generally speaking, upfront costs are lower
• Home heats more quickly than radiant heating
• Air is filtered as part of the heating/cooling system
• Natural gas for heating is historically affordable & available

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