Without weatherization
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Without weatherization
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This estimate includes heating and cooling costs from your current bills.$X - $X
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This estimate includes heating and cooling costs for your new bills.This range estimates the heating and cooling costs for a dual-fuel system with a switchover temperature set at 45 degrees. Based on your inputs, a dual-fuel system could save you money depending on current fuel costs and the switchover temperature you choose. Talk with a trained contractor to understand which switchover temperature is right for your home.
This range estimates the heating and cooling costs for a dual-fuel system with a switchover temperature set at 45 degrees. Based on your inputs, a dual-fuel system could save you money depending on current fuel costs and the switchover temperature you choose. Talk with a trained contractor to understand which switchover temperature is right for your home.
Your monthly bills fluctuate throughout the year based on the season and the weather. Below is an estimate of the potential impact on your monthly energy bills* during an average summer cooling month and winter heating month.
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This estimates how your monthly cooling costs may change on your future electric bills.$0 - $0
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*ComEd’s residential customers whose space heating is already fully electric or who install an electric heat pump that converts their heating system, including any back-up and/or secondary heating, to all-electric qualify for the electric space heat rate, which offers a lower rate for electricity than the residential rate. To find out more and to see if you qualify, call 1-800-EDISON1. These estimates assume a switch to the lower electric space heat rate after installation of an electric heat pump or electric space heat, which will help lower the cost for the entire electricity consumption, not just the heating and cooling.
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This estimate includes water heating costs from your current bills.$X - $X
This estimate includes water heating costs for your new electric bills.Avoiding X - XX tons of CO2
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Your monthly bills fluctuate throughout the year based on the season and the weather. Below is an estimate of the potential impact of a heat pump water heater on the water heating portion of your bill*.
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This estimates how your monthly water heating costs may change on your future bills.hpwh fine print here
*ComEd’s residential customers whose space heating is already fully electric or who install an electric heat pump that converts their heating system, including any back-up and/or secondary heating, to all-electric qualify for the electric space heat rate, which offers a lower rate for electricity than the residential rate. To find out more and to see if you qualify, call 1-800-EDISON1. These estimates assume a switch to the lower electric space heat rate after installation of an electric heat pump or electric space heat, which will help lower the cost for the entire electricity consumption, not just the heating and cooling.
Ready to take the next step? Contact a qualified plumbing and heating contractor to inquire about their expertise in heat pump water heater installation.
Interested in fully electrifying your home? Click each of the following topics to learn more about electric options for heating and cooling, water heating, laundry, cooking and outdoor equipment.
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DISCLAIMER: This calculator is not a substitute for an on-site assessment performed by a trained contractor. It is an educational tool designed to indicate potential savings and help inform HVAC and water heating equipment decisions. No calculator can capture every variable – and many of the variables in this calculator can change, including pricing and system configuration.