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In Reply to: OT Heat pump posted by Fred Werring on July 13, 2016 at 11:21:23:
Have used a ground source Geothermal for the past 16 years in central Minnesota and wouldn't use anything else. For the first 14 years our average monthly electrical bill for the Geothermal system was around $42-45. For the last couple years it was about $50. Haven't had a problem in the winters or summers. Does run a lot more in the winter, but has never been a problem. Our payback period was about 5 years for the additional costs and I did take advantage of several rebate programs. I did do a lot of the work myself and costs have gone up. Check with our local power company. They offered some wonderful discounts and special rates if you are willing to use off peak rates which I did. I do have a backup system but haven't turned it on in years unless we are going to be gone for several weeks.
do your homework. Geothermal is a good option if correctly sized and installed.
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