My good friend spent a lot of time in a rustic cabin several years ago.
He just happened upon it one day During a natural disaster.
He was able to find Refuge under that roof, and because he was able to, he decided to actually purchase the cabin. Ever since then, his family has had this cute little Cabin in the Woods. His daughter absolutely fell in love with it, and she decided to fix it up. She has done all kinds of work to the cabin oh, some of it with her own hands, and some of it done by professionals. When she was almost done she decided the final thing she needed to get was good Heating and Cooling. The cabin already had a rustic fireplace, so she brought in a heating and cooling guy to find out what it would cost to get a gas-powered fireplace installed. He said that was very smart of her. The gas fireplace will provide much better heating for the little cabin and doesn’t require anyone to chop down any trees! That was step one. Step two was deciding which kind of air conditioning and furnace she should get. At first, she was just going to get central heating and cooling. Having grown up in the Southeast, that is what she was accustomed to. However, after Consulting with the HVAC specialist, she discovered there are about a million other options as far as Heating and Cooling go. So now she is trying to decide whether she should get a heat pump and central air conditioning, A mini split heating and cooling unit, an old fashioned furnace with some kind of ductless air conditioning, or just cheap window air conditioning units.She gets it all figured out soon because I am looking forward to spending Christmas in an old fashioned cabin.