New Plymouth was laid out in the 1890s as a planned colony, with its streets in a horseshoe, and it has kept its farm-town character. Plenty of homes here sit outside town on acreage, which changes the heating conversation: propane furnaces, electric heat, heat pumps and wood or gas stoves are all common where natural gas lines don’t run.
Rural homes tend to have the jobs town homes don’t: a shop that needs heat and cooling, a mini-split for an outbuilding, a long refrigerant line set on a heat pump, or a furnace in a crawlspace that hasn’t been looked at in years.
Electricity throughout the area is from Idaho Power. If your home runs on propane, keep the supplier’s number handy for safety calls.
New Plymouth questions
Heating and air questions from New Plymouth.
Can you heat and cool my shop in New Plymouth?
A ductless mini-split is often the simplest way to heat and cool a shop or outbuilding, because it needs no ductwork and is efficient in both seasons. Size depends on the building’s insulation, doors and use, so we look before we quote.
I smell propane. What should I do?
Get everyone out of the house. Don’t flip switches, light anything or use a phone inside. From outside, call 911 or your propane supplier. Don’t go back in until it’s been declared safe. Then call us to check the appliance.
Is a heat pump a good idea on a rural home without natural gas?
Often it is. Compared with propane or electric resistance heat, a modern heat pump can cut heating costs considerably and also provides air conditioning. Many rural homes keep a propane furnace as backup for the coldest days, an arrangement called dual fuel.
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