Thanks for your response. I'm looking at a place in Southern Indiana with a heat pump. From the responses it seems like you need a back-up system.
I saw your comment on an outdoor wood furnace. Don't know what type you are looking at. My brother has a boiler type. It has a water tank above the fire that is plumbed to the hot water heater and furnace indoors. The installation costs have gone up a lot in recent years and you can't go on vacarion during winter months as the fire has to be fed twice a day (3 times in bitter cold). As you said cutting wood is a huge job. By brother buys scraps (ends of logs, etc) from a sawmill which helps a lot. Also, you have to keep a year ahead with your wood supply to let it dry. By brother's installation took between 2-3 years to pay for itself. My be more now but the price of other fuels has gone up too.
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