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DIY & Home Improvement

northoftheborder

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3. No, but I'm interested in pursuing it. I talked to my architect about it. It has a large up front.

Reply to LaydeeBug (Original post)

Tue Sep 10, 2013, 10:08 PM

Sep 2013

....cost, but huge savings for cooling and heating. It really has a simple mechanism. It depends upon how long you would be living in the home, I suppose. It would pay for itself in the long run many times over.

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Has anyone done geothermal? [View all] LaydeeBug Sep 2013 OP

You just want a cool car instead of some pipes stuck in the ground... ret5hd Sep 2013 #1

Either way, I'm still in a Ford neighborhood...lol LaydeeBug Sep 2013 #2

No, but I'm interested in pursuing it. I talked to my architect about it. It has a large up front. northoftheborder Sep 2013 #3

I did tk2kewl Sep 2013 #4

How many years ago did you put it in? LaydeeBug Sep 2013 #5

I'm on L.I. and finished construction in '08 tk2kewl Sep 2013 #6

I've worked on a few of them here in Upper Michigan Kaleva Oct 2013 #7

but 65k in the top end? LaydeeBug Oct 2013 #8

Costs I was told was in the $15k to $20k range. Kaleva Oct 2013 #9