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What explains the difference between heating systems in the USA?
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Market supply and demand I assume.
Age of home probably plays a factor as well.
Why would the age of a hole change it's preferred heating method?
Meant home.
If a house is setup for boiler/oil it’d be a real pain to retrofit it got forced air heating (nat gas, electric)