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They quoted $50,000 to $90,000 for me. That would be quite some years' bills. Near-surface geothermal seems a better investment, if you have room for it.
by ncmncm 4y ago
They quoted $50,000 to $90,000 for me. That would be quite some years' bills.
Near-surface geothermal seems a better investment, if you have room for it.
- wkearney99 4y agoState and federal tax credits offset it somewhat. There's also the benefit of, y'know, not burning fuels at the site. My paying somewhat more over time for the initial outlay seems a reasonable expense. A purely selfish side-effect is NO NOISE from outdoor condenser fans. Three of them necessary would have wasted a lot of space too, and been more maintenance items. Near surface only works if you've got a lot of square footage to spread it out. The average suburban lot would not have the space for it (I thought that would have been obvious).
- ncmncm 4y agoAs I said, "if you have room for it".