But this place is absolutely filled with heat pump for all the HVAC cooling that we need here.
When you live somewhere that the heat pump is really for the affluent, it can be an eye opener to then see nothing but heat pumps when you move. That’s exactly the situation when I moved from the far north to the terrific weather of the south. Where I grew up and lived my adult life until recently, the only HVAC I worried about was the HVAC heating. Summer was sort of an afterthought. The winter, where I came from, forced one to be preparing almost all year to deal with it. I had a gas furnace and a wood stove. The gas furnace was the primary and the wood stove was for emergency and supplemental heating. But that thing kept me busy all year long in order to get enough wood together for the winter. Heat pump were for those rich folks who had central air conditioning in their homes. If it got too hot in my house, I simply put in the window air conditioner. But that wasn’t always the case with each summer. Well, it’s all opposite now. I moved south when I married a southern girl. Now, it’s all about a heat pump and the air conditioning. I’m not sure the HVAC heating comes on but a handful of times all winter. But this place is absolutely filled with heat pump for all the HVAC cooling that we need here. It’s for sure the land of the heat pump. There is no doubt about that. However, if I had to do it over again, I’d trade a gas furnace for a heat pump every single time.