Its not out of the way if you live on the south side 😁😁😁

Pittsburgh is not say NYC when it comes to restaurants, but its not that bad either. I've been to places in the USA where it seems like all there is is chain restaurants and 7/11. Pittsburgh is not nearly that bad

I like that idea. I would do that in my house along with well insulated 3x pane windows. All of this stuff is super expensive, but the good thing is if you solar your whole roof it will heaviky offset the cost of running the mini splits. Add a larger/oversized wood burner and I would keep the house at 78 all winter 😎

Welcome! My 3rd winter here from...well NYC lol so I've been dealing with the cold most my life, but this Pittsburgh cold is something different. During that hard chill we got around Christmas my windows had frost on it so thick it froze on the inside and outside. Ive never seen anything like that until that night. The furnace was on blast all day/night nonstop and the house never got above 64/65

thanks!

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I am confused at how electric heating is cheaper than gas out here!

i feel your pain!

It sounds like your place is well insulated. I have similar sf and im paying 3x that

Congratulations! And good luck to you

I'm seriously considering 🤔 budget with Columbia gas. Thanks for the input

How! that is great! I must be doing something wrong. 2100 sf 3 story brick house. $305 🤷‍♀️

I considered the budget plan myself...but my bill in August is like $30. If I build up a balance in the late winter I just pay it off during july/aug on my own

$305! And that is with my wood burner running almost 24/7. Thermostat usually sits at 65. 62 when sleeping 😞 67 on colder/breezy days

😮😮😮 that sounds great but how? I barely keep the house above 65 and its only that low in April or September. What's your secret?