Hi guys! I’ve been doing a lot of reading lately about eco-friendly home upgrades, and geothermal heat pumps keep popping up as the "gold standard" for sustainable heating. We are currently planning a major renovation for our property just outside of Oakville, and since we have a decent amount of land, a ground-source system seems like a viable option. However, the initial quotes I’m getting are making my eyes water! I’m trying to justify the expense by looking at the long-term energy savings and the reliability of the equipment. Does anyone here actually have a geothermal system installed? I’m particularly curious about which manufacturers are considered the most reliable for our cold Ontario winters. I don't want to spend 30k on a system only to find out that parts are impossible to find or that the brand doesn't stand behind its warranty. Any "war stories" or success stories would be…
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