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Originally Posted by checkthisout
Logistically, a ground source heatpump requires a lot of ground to pull heat out of.
My bet is that many of these people are not sitting on enough real-estate to make using one feasible.....even the people where money wouldn't be the main issue.
I also doubt the people seaking assistance have the means to pony-up for a new heating system.
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It is now possible and viable to install such a system on a small lot- the well holes are slant drilled radially from one center point.
Roof made another good point, in ground systems work well in cold climates. For my Alaska place, that might be a good option- but I'd really like to have a hydronic floor, and I'm not sure how one would go about the heat exchange mechanism for doing so.
