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<blockquote data-quote="TFX 186" data-source="post: 288241" data-attributes="member: 2289">I've had a geothermal heating system for about 32 years. I replaced my furnace 2 years ago. I started to have trouble and the service guy would come and put more freon in my unit. I finally had to replace the furnace because it had a leak and wasn't cost effective to throw a bunch of money at it. I just replaced it with a new unit. I hardly spent anything on my old furnace for maintenance or upkeep. One key thing is to have a knowledgeable geothermal guy set up the system and figure out what you need as far as sizing and setup. I had a hard time finding anyone who knew anything about the geo furnaces to come and even check out the initial problem. I have a great guy now. Do some research and talk to a bunch of geo guys. Good luck. I should also tell you that I have wells in my back yard. I didn't have enough room to trench and bury pipe. Fish On!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TFX 186, post: 288241, member: 2289"] I've had a geothermal heating system for about 32 years. I replaced my furnace 2 years ago. I started to have trouble and the service guy would come and put more freon in my unit. I finally had to replace the furnace because it had a leak and wasn't cost effective to throw a bunch of money at it. I just replaced it with a new unit. I hardly spent anything on my old furnace for maintenance or upkeep. One key thing is to have a knowledgeable geothermal guy set up the system and figure out what you need as far as sizing and setup. I had a hard time finding anyone who knew anything about the geo furnaces to come and even check out the initial problem. I have a great guy now. Do some research and talk to a bunch of geo guys. Good luck. I should also tell you that I have wells in my back yard. I didn't have enough room to trench and bury pipe. Fish On! [/QUOTE]

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