Heat pump is made for all seasons

I live in a very interesting region.

I’m lucky to call this place home and even more fortunate to enjoy four very distinct winters. It’s funny because I have two sisters. One lives way up north and that sister has to have a gas furnace during the winter. Her winter lasts for at least five months. The other sister is the complete opposite. She enjoys a winter where there is almost no need for heating from her heat pump. But that all changes by about April of each year. That’s when the temperatures and humidity levels climb to a point where the heat pump is being used for air conditioning daily. And by the time they hit summer, the cooling demand is night and day. So I would say that not only am I the middle child but I’m also right in the middle when it comes to climate. While sisters pretty much have two seasons that are very dominant in opposite ways, I enjoy equal seasons all year. And having the heat pump is just the sort of residential HVAC equipment one needs here. The winter isn’t exactly mild by any standard. It gets cold and can stay cold. But thankfully, the heat pump is more than adequate when it comes to heating our home. Conversely, the summer can be tough for 3 months of the year as well. Yet again, the heat pump is totally up to the challenge. I can unequivocally state that the heat pump is the perfect heating and cooling equipment for this region. This sort of HVAC technology checks all the boxes for us.

 

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