Furnace for the mobile home

About a year ago I decided to leave the home life to own my own property.

I have self-explanatory tastes and because I live alone, except for my pet dog, I know I don’t need much space.

However, I was tired of the close proximity of other tenants with all the noise and commotion they were making. I just wanted my own little plot of land, so I ended up deciding on buying a small plot and getting a single wide trailer. I felt that it was all I would undoubtedly need and without a house payment and a minimal amount of energy costs, I would be free enough financially to take all sorts of trips and just live comfortably and with less stress than if I decided to get a mortgage on a more costly home. It ended up costing me about 7,000 dollars, 1,000 dollars of which I was able to spend money up front. My mortgage is honestly low and I’m cheerful. The one thing that puzzled me the most about my new locale was how it would be heated and cooled, but that turned out to be undoubtedly self-explanatory too. The best option for me was a mini split heat pump Heating and A/C system. Mini split systems are small and straight-forward to install and self-explanatory in nature. There is a small indoor component connected to an outdoor component. I ended up installing two mini split heat pumps, which together managed to heat and cool my mobile property quite well indeed!

 

 

air filter