It was stuffed so full that the airflow was cut off and the fridge was almost room temperature.

We've already had temperatures below your average January low (26F, -3C) for Kansas City ;-)

Definitely worth checking out, but make sure you shop really hard for competitive pricing because most of the solar people out there are worse than used car salesman (I would know, I worked in the car business for nearly 10 years lol).Usually when a condenser freezes up, it is due to lower outdoor temperature, not higher temperature.

Installing new flooring in the winter using real hardwood will be very expensive and extra challenging given the temperature outside.You're not off base though. 

(two knobs... one to choose oven or broiler and the other to set temperature) I was charged $50 for the service visit and I sent it to the property manager to have the tenant pay.The next day the tenant calls and says the oven burned the top of their food and obviously the oven does not work correctly.

Plus in areas with temperature swings will required moderate to heavy insulation.

A bit on the crisp side temperature wise, but the sun was brightly shining.

A ductless heat pump might be good if there's no existing duct work and efficiency is better for colder temperatures.

Due to humidity and temperature changes the stuff is expanding and contracting pretty badly so I'll be switching brands to something else.

A couple of questions :Did your inspector actually test the units or list the phrase ambient temperature was too high to test ?