This is a work in progress where I will try to make _the_ definitive guide for heat pumps and the use of geothermal heating and cooling for your home.
Here are some of the categories and frequently asked questions that I will try to cover:
How A Heat Pump Extracts Heat From The Ground and Moves It In Your Home
How A Heat Pump Uses The Same Ground To Cool Your Home in Summer
You Can Use The Ground, or You Can Use a Body of Water, or Even the Air
Why Air-To-Air HeatPump Systems Don't Work Too Well in Cold Climates
Why You Probably Already Have a HeatPump
Just How Energy Efficient Is It?
How a Heat Pump Isn't Like Natural Gas, Oil, Propane or Electric Heat
Cost Vs. Benefit Analysis (Including How Much It Will Cost You)
Which System Is Best For Me?
What Kind of Capacity/Size System Should I Get?
Fringe Benefits of Heat Pumps?
Heat Pumps Can Also Give a Low-Cost Hot Water Supply
Electrical Service Capacity Concerns (Eg: Is 100 Amp Service Enough?)
When a HeatPump System Might Be Prohibitively Expensive
Protection Against Energy Price Increases
Regulations, Because What You Can Install In One Place, Is Illegal In Another
How to Handle Extreme/Peak Temperatures (ie: heat waves and cold snaps)
Who Should Install Such a System?
What Kind of Maintenance is Required?
Heatpump Guide: Use Heat of the Earth to Heat your Home, and
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you were fluttering a bed sheet over a mattress. Not
only that, but what happens is what is supposed to happen for that ferret.
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