Lets do a poll. Best heat source for your house. 4 choices.

[Partners]

In 1989 we built our house with 2x6 with 2x4 staggered walls.R60 ceilings.
Upgraded to the latest energy-efficient furnace last yr.
Our delivery charge plus carbon tax are
Higher than monthly gas usage.
NG all the way..

[TSIPP]

You guys talk to much. 1

[fjlip]

1975 2x4 + styro, R 17 walls, triple low E windows, R 50 ceiling, 1400 Sq Ft, 96% Goodman furnace, Hi efficiency HW, the last bill came today, $607.24 for one year. Gas supply under 50% of bill too, a crying shame, actually a CRIME!

Fu ck you evil Turd!

Cost $2600 for gas line in 1985, second best investment on the farm, Dryer was $4500 for 4.5 MBTU, best investment. But who knew? Hind sight easy now.

Sure NOT cold in the house! Be thankful for Nat Gas!

[makar]

Honestly, I will choose electric heat. It is the safest and cheapest method to heat and keep a comfortable temperature in your house. Personally, I am using solar panels. I have used them for quite a while, and to be honest, I am delighted with them. So if some of you will decide to purchase solar panels, I can recommend you the company from where I've purchased mine. Here is their website dragonsbreathsolar.co.uk(https://www.dragonsbreathsolar.co.uk/) .By the way, this is my personal opinion, so please don't be hostile towards it. Wish everyone a wonderful day.

I call bs for most of us.

[Guest]

RB has had lots go cheap but the gen set rental shops for the oil patch have their lots full of them and everything is for sale at a price. Last year before we upgraded powder to new bins I was looking at a generator in the 125 KW range to run a couple fans and the prices was from a few thousand to new price. Sask powder ended up trenching in more power quicker than we expected so went that way. Wasn't expecting to but this spring at auction ended up buying a complete oil rig generator power shack from an oil field auction. 320 KW generator powered by 3406 Cat. Under $20 K . Will power everything for sure.

now you need to convert into NG

[TSIPP]

I’d love having natural gas but 130 grand was a little costly 10 years ago, it’ll be interesting what heating costs are in the next 10 years.

[15444]

Wood, hands down. Only fuel source the government can't control or regulate.

[furrowtickler]

Honestly, I will choose electric heat. It is the safest and cheapest method to heat and keep a comfortable temperature in your house. Personally, I am using solar panels. I have used them for quite a while, and to be honest, I am delighted with them. So if some of you will decide to purchase solar panels, I can recommend you the company from where I've purchased mine. Here is their website dragonsbreathsolar.co.uk(https://www.dragonsbreathsolar.co.uk/) .By the way, this is my personal opinion, so please don't be hostile towards it. Wish everyone a wonderful day.

I also call absolute b/s
Solar is nearly useless in cloudy -35 with snow


In now way hostile, but solar, this time of year to heat your home ??? Wtf
Seriously, do you have any clue as to the solar output for 90% of us here this time of year with our climate????

[Sodbuster]

Can’t beat the warmth of a wood stove or fireplace, but now that I’m older cutting wood is not near as fun as it used to be. Natural gas is the clear winner for heating my house and shop now.

[seldomseen]

Honestly, I will choose electric heat. It is the safest and cheapest method to heat and keep a comfortable temperature in your house. Personally, I am using solar panels. I have used them for quite a while, and to be honest, I am delighted with them. So if some of you will decide to purchase solar panels, I can recommend you the company from where I've purchased mine. Here is their website dragonsbreathsolar.co.uk(https://www.dragonsbreathsolar.co.uk/) .By the way, this is my personal opinion, so please don't be hostile towards it. Wish everyone a wonderful day.

Interesting! Where do you live? Just general area like province or country?