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Originally Posted by nhboat61
!st, thank you for all the information. This makes a good read and helps us think about the options.
So, from what I understand to this point, the ground water is around 55-65 degrees, then I suspect that we would need something to heat up that water to say 70. Thayt would then need to install water baseboard heating ? Circulator pumps and the such.
This is starting to sound like it is better to have this installed in new construction, then a 50 yr old house .
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Geothermal is not baseboard heat! Geothermal uses duct work to bring the heated air in.