I don’t think I ever expected the residential heating and air conditioning that we inherited to last this long. It’s remarkable really because we negotiated a much better price on this house because of the heating and air conditioning equipment. The previous owner was not at all interested in any sort of large cost outlay to sell this locale! He just wanted out. Thankfully, we had a skilled realtor who got thousands of dollars taken off the price of the house thanks to the position of the seller. We were so convinced that we’d need to replace the heating and air conditioning equipment sooner rather than later, that we put some money away. Well, that savings has grown and grown over the 15 years we’ve enjoyed quality heating and air from that old heat pump. Of course, getting the sort of consistent, seasonal heating and air conditioning service that it needed sure helped. That old residential heating and air conditioning just kept on going and going. But finally, we observed late last summer that it was not keeping up with air conditioner demand the way it once did. It seemed like the heat pump was running a lot. That was confirmed by the utility bill and the heating and air conditioning specialist. It was time to finally tap those savings and upgrade the heating and cooling equipment. With all the savings that had accrued, we were able to go with the easy latest in residential heating and air conditioning. And of course, we went with all the cool heating and air conditioning technology like a smart thermostat and zone controlled heating and air conditioning. As much as I am thrilled with the amazing quality heating and air of the new heating and air conditioning unit, I still have to tip my cap to that old heat pump.