So if you choose to transfer to the south, as multiple of us do, I’d suggest moving here at the end of winter, then for a single, it’s appealing to go from all that chilly to the mild Wintertide the two of us have around here.
I left a house that had the gas gas furnace still running to a house where the heat pump was quiet when the two of us arrived.
And that heat pump has only had to stir a few times in this, our first full time winter. The reason I suggest moving here in the late Wintertide is more geared to the heat of summer time actually. Of course, the two of us all realize that trading a gas gas furnace for a heat pump comes with way more air conditioning. But you honestly can’t quite understand this sort of heat until you experience it. I was lucky to transfer at the beginning of Spring and have a great neighbor. He too was from the north and gave me some great advice right off the bat, my up-to-date neighbor recommended that the two of us wait as long as the two of us could before the two of us cranked the air conditioning. I honestly didn’t understand why until I realized that you honestly do have to acweather conditions to this level of heat and humidity. Otherwise, you stay inside the air conditioning all the time. And over cooling a house can come with expenses that rival letting a gas gas furnace run wild in the winter. But once those four weeks of summer time are over, the rest of the year is awesome, but yet, the Wintertide is exquisite and I don’t miss that gas gas furnace a single bit.