Yeah I would still buy a house with oil heat because I will just install another Pellet Stove in it
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So, would you guys buy another house with oil heat?
with my boiler... it needs to run for a level of the house and maintain the basement warmth for pipe freeze issues anyway, so using it for water is th ebest way to do that.cl and p is running upto a $400 rebate right now
and when you say for summer use, how are you going to heat your water for the rest of the year.
in general, houses built <1980 oil crisis are oil 1980-1990 = electric, then electric spiked and oil crashed and oil became popular again in the 90s. 2000's, NG became more popular along with remote installs of propane units.This is unusual to me. Why are there so many options on the east coast? Here in Seattle, it's almost all electric. Are the houses over there just really old?
in general, houses built <1980 oil crisis are oil 1980-1990 = electric, then electric spiked and oil crashed and oil became popular again in the 90s. 2000's, NG became more popular along with remote installs of propane units.
basically, they built houses with what was cheapest at the time per BTU.
You mean gas. Besides apartments, most are gas. I have never lived in a house with electric.This is unusual to me. Why are there so many options on the east coast? Here in Seattle, it's almost all electric. Are the houses over there just really old?