I haven’t enjoyed the up-to-date heat pump but maybe a small handful of times since it was installed late this fall, then my good friend and I live in a region where we just don’t need too much heating… And that’s a good thing for sure, however but man, I’m itching to see just how good this up-to-date residential Heating and Air Conditioning is going to be! Last Spring, the Heating and Air Conditioning serviceman came out to do the air conditioning system tune up just like she does every Spring, then this time, she left with a bit of a warning to watch the heat pump over the summer.
The Heating and Air Conditioning professional felt like the heat pump was starting to come to the end of its usefulness, so she made sure I understood what to look for when it came to the warning signs that the heat pump was dying.
The biggest one, of course, is skyrocketing utility costs. Since we don’t have much winter, we make up for it with a broiling summer. That means there is a ton of need for air conditioning system. The heat pump runs pretty much night and day in order to get the cooling comfort we appreciate in our house. At the same time, we’re always really disciplined when it comes to the thermostat in order to hold down utility costs… When July rolled around last summer, I noticed that the heat pump was running almost all the time. When I got that month’s utility bill, my suspicions were confirmed. Our air conditioning system costs jumped more than 50 percent. So my partner and I decided to get ahead of the game and have the latest in residential Heating and Air Conditioning and Heating and Air Conditioning technology installed late this past fall. We’re eager to see just how superb the air conditioning system is going to be with our up-to-date heat pump.