Our boiler has been unused for a year now since my buddy and I added an electric heat pump to our home, however my good friend and I opted for a heat pump installation after the Heating and Air Conditioning specialist shared energy-saving tips that included opting for an electric heater, but from the first mention and many reviews from other users, an electric Heating and Air Conditioning doesn’t seem like the best option for energy saving however with the use of an HEPA filter and a wireless thermostat, everything comes together with ease.
My good friend and I were lucky to get our new heating equipment at a discounted price in the Heating and Air Conditioning products for sale section at the local heating equipment business otherwise it would have been a undoubtedly lavish project to undertake just from a tip, but according to our Heating and Air Conditioning serviceman, my buddy and I were also about to catch a break from frequent heater maintenance which would mean that my buddy and I would save the amount of money my buddy and I used to pay for the frequent servicing.
Another thing I cherish about it is that, despite installing it during winter time it also functions as cooling during summer time so we’ve not had to buy an additional cooling system to help with the heat. My good friend and I recently had a debate with friends when my buddy and I mentioned that our heat pump was undoubtedly climate-friendly however they argued that it wasn’t because the electricity was generated from coal and natural gas! The only way my buddy and I could boast of having a carbon-neutral apartment is if the electricity was sourced from cleaner energy, it was such an enlightening debate and maybe in the future, my buddy and I could toil with the heating business to change our system to one that depends on solar energy. For now, my buddy and I shall use it to keep our energy costs lower and our apartment comfortable, all year round.