............ we also have to know the ESTIMATED op cost with Natgas? You claimed, you have two ESTIMATES, one with $1500 and one with $1800 in favor for Geo. Then you must have also TWO ESTIMATES with Natgas calc.. Otherwise NO ESTIMATED calc. could be written........................../March 24 2011 02:05PM. joe.ami chimed in April 04 2011 07:44AM. "I performed a load calc one the house and found geo COULD provide all heating and hot water for $1,300 while natgas was ~2,800. (Read entire tread).

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Mankia38, you must speak for yourself!

Posted By In the know on 15 May 2011 12:04 PM
Mankia38, you must speak for yourself!

Takes a lot of guts to pick apart another thread, then post incomprehensible excerpts in a new thread, and then TELL someone else that they "must" speak for themselves.

Posted By geome on 15 May 2011 12:27 PM

Posted By In the know on 15 May 2011 12:04 PM
Mankia38, you must speak for yourself!

Takes a lot of guts to pick apart another thread, then post incomprehensible excerpts in a new thread, and then TELL someone else that they "must" speak for themselves.

I did cost calcs for mInkia38, and offered conclusions. I declined the project due to geography and no local partner contractor, but Ray ultimately selected geo if I recall.
IDK's question is incomprehensible so while I might be able to answer it, I don't know what it is.
.....guess I'm not "in the know".
j

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I assume you mean me, minkia38. andI think Joe answered the question you asked....?

Yes, I decided to go with closed loop geothermal. Install should be within 2 weeks....
house is being framed as we speak...