My hubby and I spent over a year touring properties for sale.
- While my associate and I were sad to move our family out of a cramped apartment, my associate and I had identifiable requirements for our new home.
A safe town, huge yard and two-car garage were priorities. I was hoping for a large family room, open floor plan and plenty of closet space. My hubby was interested in having a workshop for his tools. My friend and I were both more interested in those houses with privacy and not a lot of traffic going by. When my associate and I finally found the ideal house, there was one disadvantage. The house was outfitted with an oil boiler. My friend and I decided to purchase the dwelling and update the boiler as soon as possible, and unfortunately, all sorts of dwelling improvement projects took precedent. Upon moving in, my associate and I discovered that the water boiler was leaking, the windows were only single-pane and the roof needed to be updated. Since the boiler seemed to be working fine, my associate and I kept putting off updatement. I was legitimately unhappy about the ugly tank kneeling in the backyard. Scheduling fuel delivery was inconvenient, and I sad about running out of oil during the winter. My friend and I sometimes rely on the boiler for eight straight months. Blizzard conditions sometimes make the roads impassable. It took us over five years to finally get around to calling a local Heating, Ventilation and A/C supplier and inquire into conversion from oil to gas heating. I expected a super high-priced, tough and lengthy process. Instead, the supplier handled everything abruptly and professionally. They tested removing and disposing of the fuel tank. Our dwelling is now outfitted with a top-of-the-line gas boiler. The new boiler is far more energy efficient and saves us a considerable amount of money on heating costs. Plus, the living space remains cleaner and is far more comfortable.