Do I actually need a furnace in Charleston, or is a heat pump enough?
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Blanton & Sons Heating, Cooling and Plumbing
“For most Charleston-area homes, a heat pump is enough — and more efficient. Our winters rarely see sustained temperatures below the 35-40°F range where heat pump efficiency starts to drop meaningfully.”
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