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for climates with colder winters, you can get high efficiency with ground heat pumps instead. It costs more to install since you have to drill a borehole, but t
by Gravityloss 10y ago
for climates with colder winters, you can get high efficiency with ground heat pumps instead. It costs more to install since you have to drill a borehole, but the efficiency doesn't drop with colder weather.