Posted by rick kr on December 22, 2013 at 16:04:27 from (70.210.66.94):
In Reply to: OT geothermal problems posted by Bradiniowa on December 21, 2013 at 17:28:19:
Brad can't answer what is wrong with your system mine is all forced air.
I am confused by some of the comments that say geothermal doesn't work. I have had a ground source closed loop 6 ton unit for the last 10 hears with abslutely no problems. All forced air for the heat and AC no radiant lines under the floor.
My cost to heat is half of what my neighbors with forced air propane furnaces pay and I have twice the square footage.
I am in mid-Michigan in open fields and lots of wind. I see lots of cold temps here in Jan and Feb.
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