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SheltieLover

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8. Sorry for any confusion!
Sat Jun 25, 2022, 05:10 PM
Jun 2022

Electricity is cheap here ~7 cents /kwh, but I expect it to go up with more people buying electfic cars.

Another thing you might consider, given the size of your home, is a ductless AC / heat pump hvac system.

The highest electric bill I've ever gotten since installing mine was $117.

So much efficiency is lost through the ducts.

But it depends on the climate you live in, too. If you are in northern Canada, a heat pump won't get the job done. Lol

Let me know if you need help sizing / choosing a system. Much is dependent upon the climate.

Since I am more than a little adverse to heat & humidity, I opted for a system optimized for cooling. 👍

Minisplits come with lines filled with refrigerant, so you can install yourself. 👍

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