But that isn’t why I’m even thinking about it.
My income has remained the same, but the cost of living has increased, so I’ve been looking for any way to cut costs. I’ve been considering going without heating, cooling, and ventilation until I can get my finances in order. But the increasing temperatures wouldn’t let me, especially in the summer when I’d need its help keeping the house cool. It’s a necessity for me. It’s probably crazy to think about the possibility of turning off my brand-new HVAC system. Still, despite my regular maintenance of the HVAC system (including the replacement of filters and the installation of a programmable thermostat), my bill has not decreased noticeably. I told the HVAC contractor in my area about my struggles with rising energy prices and how I was considering getting rid of my high-quality HVAC system altogether during my most recent visit. The HVAC technician advised me that I could lower my monthly utility bills by making some initial investments in more efficient systems. Because of this, I’ve become familiar with the ductless heat pump. Based on what I have learned from researching the topic and what the HVAC technician told me, I may have found a permanent solution to my problems. Depending on my final budget, I have a lot of options from the HVAC contractor’s wide selection of brand names. But that isn’t why I’m even thinking about it. For one, there would be no complicated ductwork to install in order to make the switch. That factored into my final decision because I was not keen on having the entirety of the project carried out in my home. The unit would not only solve my cooling and heating problems, but it also promised to reduce my energy consumption by 30%. I haven’t finished saving yet, but I think I’ve found a long-term answer.