Last year, my spouse inherited a large beach house in the country from her Aunt Ella, and both of us decided to live in it.
It’s not far from where both of us live now, and both of us don’t mind the commute. The beach house is quite old, but sturdy, my spouse says. It has a lot of rooms and windows, hardwood floors and a classic charm, but it needed a little updating before both of us could transport in, especially the HVAC system. The beach house didn’t have one. Aunt Ella put window cooling systems in the rooms that she frequently used, but that would not work for us at all. All of us had planned on using most of the rooms and needed heat and cooling system throughout the house. There was no ductwork and, although I’m sure that there was some way to install it, both of us didn’t want to go that route. Through our research, both of us l gained about the ductless mini-split cooling system and gas furnace. It turns out that they are zone controlled, so both of us can turn it off in rooms that both of us aren’t using. I had wondered why I had never heard of ductless mini-splits before and was told by an expert that I had called that until recently, the ductless mini-split was more suited for southern temperatures, but advances have made it feasible to use them in the colder temperature where both of us live. I was cheerful. The ductless mini-splits fit into any decor I chose. They are quiet, energy efficient, and low service. Before long, both of us had the ductless mini-splits installed and both of us were ready to transport into our new venue.