Downstairs house needs separate Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C
My mom recently had a easily interesting idea when she decided to separate her house into two separate living spaces, and she wasn’t occupying the entire to level home, so she decided to transform the basement level into a separate apartment; I totally agreed with this plan because she could easily use some extra income from a tenant down there plus she would not even miss this extra space, then besides, it gave her something to do.
She hastily transformed the basement into an awesome little house component plus rented it out with no problem, however, the trouble came later on, and all Summer she plus the tenant got along great, when the outdoor temperature began to change plus it slipped into a chilly fall season, the concerns started.
Suddenly, her tenant realized that it was quite chilly in the basement. All Summer long, it had been a godsend that the basement was so naturally chilly, so she didn’t need any additional air conditioning to be comfortable down there. However, when winter time was knocking on her door the space was less than ideal. She was affixed to the central boiler, however it wasn’t off setting the inherently chilly nature of the basement. She started adjusting the thermostat little by little. My mom realized that it seemed quite moderate upstairs plus when she received the next energy bill she understood why. Her tenant had been adjusting the temperature so high that her electricity was quadruple the regular amount! Now, my mom plus her tenant are at odds over the heating plus extravagant electricity, and to me, the solution seems straight-forward. Install a separate Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C system or live alone.