So, I’m very excited to welcome Spring with new residential Heating and Air Conditioning equipment.
That was not the case last year.
I’m not sure if I was just not paying attention or what, but the heat pump sure got old on me. Of course, I should keep the age of my heating and cooling components in mind. But I didn’t, and it caught up with me in a bad way. When my associate and I purchased this house, we upgraded the residential Heating and Air Conditioning. And, right away, my colleague and I made certain that the new Heating and Air Conditioning component received the Heating and Air Conditioning repair it required each season. That meant heating repair in the fall and air conditioning maintenance in the spring. This was something my friend and I did year after year until the Heating and Air Conditioning supplier made it even easier for us. The Heating and Air Conditioning service plan was introduced by the Heating and Air Conditioning supplier about 10 or 12 years ago. The Heating and Air Conditioning service plan focuses on Heating and Air Conditioning repair. As long as we have the Heating plus Air Conditioning service plan, any repair to the Heating plus Air Conditioning component will only cost us the parts. Because of their expertise in Heating and Air Conditioning repair, the Heating and Air Conditioning supplier would handle all of the work. My colleague and I never had any issues with the heating and cooling equipment. That is until the heat pump reached the end of its useful life. That happened last Spring, and it caught my wife and me off guard. So my colleague and I decided to stick with the old heat pump for one more summer to save a little more money. When the heat pump died in the middle of September, it was rather predictable.