Great job guys very knowledgeable

That is really cool. I wondered how they got made.

Great video brother. Nice work.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@srmcontracting

6 ай бұрын

Thanks man

Very cool. Some bigger equipment could’ve knocked that out a lot faster, but I know how that goes.

How do you distribution the cool air into the house. There is a pipe in every room? And how hot air is exchange indoors? Sorry by my English, I from Brasil and my house is about today in 40⁰ degrees incide. Please help me.

It always matters & is necessary to use the proper equipment for compaction as well as doing the proper depth lift for the method used along with targeting optimum moisture for material... 😂

That’s a lot of material…3 days?

@srmcontracting

6 ай бұрын

Took 6 days, 2 days to excavate, 2 days to install the field, and 2 days to back fill and grade

Why you didn’t post the next steps in the build

20 years to break even hummmmm

@srmcontracting

4 ай бұрын

That HVAC tech who designed and installed the interior equipment said it should take 7 years to re cope the investment

Gravel & sand are absolutely horrible conductors of heat. You are literally laying it on top of rock after saying you dont want any rock. SMH

@DrC0oLBrEeZe

5 күн бұрын

You should double check that but about sand. Sand is an incredible conductor of heat after enough heat has been introduced due to its insulating properties. I believe it’s the Indian Coffee that’s famous for brewing the coffee in a brass cup moving it around in a heated pan filled with sand. Boiling the water instantly and making the coffee. I can’t speak on gravel, but sand is definitely a great conductor given the proper applications.

the upfront cost of geothermal, will never justify the fact you have geothermal heating and cooling , whoever sold these people on this lied about the return in value , its 20 years , and by that time your waterfurnace will have been replaced and or compressor changed out , its a shitty way to heat a residential home . i would have put in a mitsubishi ducted hyperheat system , saved them probably 15k , and they would have had the same capacity during winter and summer .

@joeyanthony7831

3 ай бұрын

We're learning about these systems in my trade school rn lol. What's your preference for residential? Natural gas, electric, or oil fueled?

@normichtrailrider.7343

3 ай бұрын

@@joeyanthony7831 depends on climate .