Gas Furnace (Heat Generation)
It creates heat by burning fuel. It delivers a fast, intensely warm blast of air (typically 110°F to 120°F at the vent), making it incredibly effective in freezing and sub-zero climates.
Heat Pump ( Heat Transfer)
It does not create heat. Instead, it uses electricity and refrigerant to absorb ambient heat from the outside air and move it indoors. Heat pumps are highly efficient in mild to moderate cold climates like California.
Gas Fired Furnace
A gas-fired furnace is a highly efficient home heating system that burns natural gas or propane to generate heat. It relies on a forced-air system, meaning it uses a motorized blower fan to distribute warm air through a network of ducts to heat the entire house.
