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Road Side Pub
Geothermal heating and cooling in home
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<blockquote data-quote="Junior00" data-source="post: 16585400" data-attributes="member: 30475"><p>It will definitely come down to number crunching then. I helped my buddy do his house which is a 4600ft ranch basement and the radiant we laid under main floor decking attached to the top plate of the web trusses heats both the main floor and the basement. He had another loop installed when they poured the foundation but hasn’t even used it yet and likely wouldn’t have too. So far he hasn’t even used his furnace except to function test it over the past 2 years. Granted we’re here in Ga at the foothills of the mountains but still.</p><p></p><p>Of you’ve got the money though, geo sounds appealing. I also wonder if you could tie it to your pool via exchanger and make do with a much smaller pool heater for year round use. You going to have propane available?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Junior00, post: 16585400, member: 30475"] It will definitely come down to number crunching then. I helped my buddy do his house which is a 4600ft ranch basement and the radiant we laid under main floor decking attached to the top plate of the web trusses heats both the main floor and the basement. He had another loop installed when they poured the foundation but hasn’t even used it yet and likely wouldn’t have too. So far he hasn’t even used his furnace except to function test it over the past 2 years. Granted we’re here in Ga at the foothills of the mountains but still. Of you’ve got the money though, geo sounds appealing. I also wonder if you could tie it to your pool via exchanger and make do with a much smaller pool heater for year round use. You going to have propane available? [/QUOTE]
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