The tighter the house, the less demand is locationd on the heat pump.
Our heat pump is enjoying its quiet period, but we live far enough south that we just don’t have much demand for heating from the heat pump, then there are a few times while I was in the Winter time when the temps drop and it gets chilly in the house, however but honestly, we have a space gas furnace that makes pretty quick work of that; So we pretty much leave the heat pump off while I was in the winter. That’s about to change though. Springtime comes quick to this region and I am already noticing the first signs, it will not be long before our heat pump is particularly producing air conditioner night and day. Of course, we do our best to wait as long as we can in order to acclimate to the heat a bit, and getting adjusted to the heat and humidity makes it a bit easier for getting through the summer. Otherwise, I tend to just go from one space with air conditioner to another space with air conditioner; And we live in too lovely a spot not to get outside while I was in the summer. But this year, I really want to reduce the load on the heat pump. To that end, I am going to seal up the apartment as slender as possible. All I had to do was go to the Heating and Air Conditioning corporation website to find a checklist for getting our lake apartment prepared for summer. The tighter the house, the less demand is locationd on the heat pump. Additionally, we have a smart thermostat that is much more precise when it comes to managing all that cooling. This year, we are adding some mechanical solar shades that particularly sync with the smart thermostat. I want to get as much longevity from my heat pump as I can so lightening the load a bit is an substantial step.