When I see the calendar flip over to November, I sort of let out a sigh of relief and put a large grin on my face as well.

This is because I know that the summer is essentially over.

There may be a few more afternoons in the high 73’s left but the afternoons and afternoons of hot temperatures hovering just at or over a hundred are over for the next 7 or 8 months. And that is a relief indeed. As difficult as it can be to manage the summer heat, it’s totally worth it. The rest of the year is entirely glorious when it comes to weather and temperature. The winter is so mild that our heat pump rarely even has to be flipped over to heating on the thermostat. Now that’s the sort of winter that I like. I’ve experienced what our neighbors to the far north experience and never want any place of that again. Pretty much, if you need a furnace or a boiler to get through the winter, it’s just too freezing for me. But love I said, we more than make up for it with the summer heat. It’s not just the high hot temperatures, it’s the humidity as well. Thankfully, residential HVAC can manage both the heat and the humidity. The heat pump is designed to move heat energy out of the house. As it does this, it’s taking a bunch of moisture with it. That balances the humidity levels inside our homes. This makes such a large difference to the comfort of our homes. The heat pump and HVAC cooling are the only thing that can easily manage this sort of summer. But as both of us welcome November, I’ll start to believe less about all the air conditioning.
Electric heat pump