Winnipesaukee Forum - View Single Post

NH.Solar · 02-12-2020, 05:51 PM

Look again Shreddy, I just added a bit more information in an edit.
My belief is to add the solar first and stop the monthly bleeding, then go after the efficiencies. If in the future, after doing the HVAC upgrade, you find that you now have excess energy it is pretty easy to utilize. I recently bought a Chevy Volt and it gets me to Cannon 2-3 times a week on just the excess solar coming off my roof ...sure beats filling up the Duramax once a week with expensive dirty diesel (and no I won't ever give up the Duramax, the Volt won't pull 10,000# with ease).
There is a fantastic HVAC installer in your town that I'd recommend as your first contact; Austin at AM HVAC, 476-8933. Don't lose the number ...he doesn't have to advertise

02-12-2020, 05:51 PM	#30
NH.Solar Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Jackson Pond, New Hampton Posts: 210 Thanks: 37 Thanked 128 Times in 69 Posts	Look again Shreddy, I just added a bit more information in an edit. My belief is to add the solar first and stop the monthly bleeding, then go after the efficiencies. If in the future, after doing the HVAC upgrade, you find that you now have excess energy it is pretty easy to utilize. I recently bought a Chevy Volt and it gets me to Cannon 2-3 times a week on just the excess solar coming off my roof ...sure beats filling up the Duramax once a week with expensive dirty diesel (and no I won't ever give up the Duramax, the Volt won't pull 10,000# with ease). There is a fantastic HVAC installer in your town that I'd recommend as your first contact; Austin at AM HVAC, 476-8933. Don't lose the number ...he doesn't have to advertise __________________ Peter NH Solar Last edited by NH.Solar; 02-26-2020 at 11:44 AM.