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I am in Oregon as well.The weather in Oregon lends itself to be a very good heat pump market.The company that i work for is a Trane dealer and so far this year we are probably putting in 3 heat pump...

Metal Duct for sure.IMOA a round metal trunk line with round metal run outs and flex tails it the best duct system by far !!!

Go with a 90% or higher and take the vent out the side and be done with it.

I would go with Trane or Rheem for there reliability,but any unit must be installed right regardless of brand. If you look at consumer reports you will see that goodman is at the bottom of the pack...

The Clean Effects is the best filter on the market. It filters 99.98 % of the air, nothing else can match it.

Get a load calc done on your home, it's the only way to really know what size unit you need.

Trane !

I would retro fit a zoning system into your house. That will fix the temp diffrence
between the 2 floors and save you money.

You definetly need a load calculation done to find the proper size of unit you will need. Also zoning would be a great choice for your home. That way you can keep each zone at the same temp. That...

The trane clean effects is not restrictive at all compaired to other eac's. It also filters the air much better than any other EAC on the market. Go to www.trane.com to see for your self.

A proper manual J heat load calculation is the only way to really know the size unit you need. If a load calc is not done your only guessing.

I have done many zone systems and have never had any problems. You must use a bypass if you don't have similary sized zones. Zoning is a must for any multi level house.

I totally agree with dash. Every floor needs a return and path to the return.The location of the return air's are not that important. Good supply air flow is much more important.

IMO i would put it in the ceiling if you don't have a much longer run. The shorter the run the better.

You need to make sure that a load calc is done, because if it's not how do you know your getting a properly sized system. If the companies you got bids from won't do the calcs, keep looking. The...

I vote for trane, but all three would do the job well. Dual fuel is a great way to go if you want to save on your energy bills. I have a trane 95% efficient variable speed furnace in my house and i...

I would go with a Heat pump system of some kind. A heat pump with an electric furnace is probably your best bet. You could go with a hybrid system (heat pump and a gas furnace... Propane in your...