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You need a backup heat source, but it doesn't necessarily mean you need full infrastructure of gas lines, ducting, and gas furnace. You could have an electric b
by bklyn11201 3y ago
You need a backup heat source, but it doesn't necessarily mean you need full infrastructure of gas lines, ducting, and gas furnace. You could have an electric backup connected to ducted heat pump (e.g., non-efficient, pure electric) or could use electric strip heating, electric portable heaters, wood stoves, etc.
- nightski 3y agoWe have electric baseboard. It would cost hundreds more per month to utilize something like that instead of gas when it is -30F. In fact if we just leave it on over night a single time we notice it on our bill.