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About 187 nights a year below freezing, when aging heating systems give out

The oldest blocks in town run heating systems decades older than the newer builds toward Fessenden

First frost typically lands around October 7

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That depends on the model and the house, but output falls as outdoor temperature falls, and every system has a balance point below which backup heat is needed. Setting that point correctly is part of a proper commissioning.

Defrost cycles are normal and produce visible steam. Persistent ice that does not clear between cycles, though, points at a defrost control or sensor problem worth diagnosing.

It uses considerably more energy than the heat pump does, which is why the changeover setting matters. A system leaning on backup unnecessarily is a common and fixable finding.

It shifts the balance toward a fuel-fired primary system with the heat pump handling milder weather, rather than expecting the heat pump to carry deep cold alone.