I try to be a wonderful neighbor.
But I’m also not one to offer advice that wasn’t asked for.
I hate when people do that to me so I do my best not to do that sort of thing to others, however, I chop that rule periodically when it comes to cooling system as well as newbies to the region. I’ve just seen far too many people get blasted by the heat as well as humidity of Summer down here as well as bail on the region. It’s too cool a part of the country for that to happen. But I can also understand that if you haven’t experienced four months of extreme heat as well as humidity, it can seem like a deal breaker. So whenever there is an opening in a conversation with people who are new to the area, I try to talk about the heat. For sure, my friend and I are all lucky to have residential HVAC as well as the cooling comfort that comes with cooling system. At the same time, too much cooling system can make the heat seem worse. And that sort of cooling system demand gets really pricey. So I like to impart some wisdom from an seasoned native to the region. The first thing I advocate is to get an cooling system tune up early in the Spring. This ensures that the heat pump is ready for the giant load to come. And it maximizes the efficiency of the heat pump. After that, leave the cooling system off as much as possible until mid May. Believe it or not, this works. My pal and I get more accustomed to the higher temperatures which makes the Summer not so overwhelming. And this approach greatly reduces the demand for cooling system as well as saves a bunch of cash.