How long does it typically take to install a ground-source (geothermal) heat pump? (assuming the existing ductwork is usable and the excavation conditions are standard) | | One day | 15% | | Two days | 21% | | Three days | 21% | | Four days | 9% | | Five days | 3% | | One week or longer | 12% | | Not sure | 18% | | | | | Question: How long does it typically take to install a ground-source (geothermal) heat pump? (assuming the existing ductwork is usable and the excavation conditions are standard) Top Answer (21% of 33 votes): Three days.
Answer: One day
Explanation: We don't have Geo's here in Phoenix our ground doesn't have enough moister in it. | | Arizona's Best Heating & AC, Inc. | Answer: One week or longer
Explanation: Geo-fields need to be dug out with a backhoe and geo-loops installed. Geo-fields will need to be back filled and landscaping replaced. | | Barwick Heating & Cooling | Answer: Four days
Explanation: this is not a simple answer | | ECS Inc | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Two days
Explanation: It usually takes one day to do the loop piping and another day to do the system install. | | Dr Heat & Cool Comfort Experts | Answer: Three days
Explanation: So many different factors are involved in this type of install. Time can very a lot. | | Kohler Heating and Air Conditioning | Answer: Two days
Explanation: still gotta set up water side and air side | | Foothills Comfort Specialists Heating & Air LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: One week or longer
Explanation: long time | | H.O. Electric | Answer: One week or longer
Explanation: time | | Climate Creations LLC |
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