Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on December 02, 2014 at 15:30:44 from (162.104.82.17):
In Reply to: Heating fuel options. posted by IaGary on December 02, 2014 at 05:28:20:
Probably it just depends on what folks are used to and who recommends what in an area. Just before my dad died he put in a fuel furnace because it was 75 cents a gallon. The trouble is that no one around here knew how to work on them including the installer. We were lucky to find a retired guy from up north that knew about them. Most around here have LP, NG or wood. a few have ground source heat pumps. It's funny that more don't have them here because a local company was one of the pioneers. Hopefully in the next couple of years we will convert to a GS heat pump, we had one in the last house and there is nothing that I've seen that is cheaper to operate. If I were to truthfully add up everything I put into my wood furnace I would bet the GS heat pump is cheaper to operate.
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