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Geothermal Heat Pump FAQ's

How long will a GHP system last?

GHPs are durable and highly reliable. All components are either buried in the ground or can be located inside the home, which protects them from weather and temperature extremes. The industry considers the useful life of a GHP to be 20 years. Because of its fewer mechanical components, the EarthLinked system can reasonably be expected to exceed that.
  • What is a Heat Pump?
  • What is a Geothermal Heat Pump (GHP)?
  • blankDo they deliver the same or greater comfort as a furnace or an air source heat pump?
  • Can one system provide space heating and cooling for my home and water heating?
  • How does a GHP system heat water for my home?
  • How much space does a GHP unit require?
  • How long will a GHP system last?
  • How noisy is the GHP unit?
  • How safe are GHPs?
  • Can these systems be used for commercial, industrial, or apartment requirements?
  • What are the advantages to an HVAC dealer?
  • What types of geothermal heat pumps are available?
  • Which type of technology can save the most operating cost?
  • Which technology is the least obtrusive to install?
  • What sets EarthLinked® systems apart from other GHPs?
  • Is one type of GHP better suited to one type of building?
  • Can the system be used to heat water?
  • Is the EarthLinked system AHRI certified?
  • blankAre the EarthLinked units that are sold in Europe different from those sold in the U.S.?
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