I had one at a house we sold a few years ago. It was a home made unit that was built by the guy that we bought the farm from. He was a heat and air man. Like Gary said, if they are installed right they are the most efficient heating and cooling systems. We never had an electric bill over $200 and in the months that we didn't run the unit it was about $100 so to heat or cool it was never over $100 and the old house wasn't very well insulated. Ours used 2 wells and pulled out of one and dumped in the other.
As far as maintenance, We lived there 9 years and only had to have it worked on once and all that was wrong was a $25 water valve.
This post was edited by Pair-a-dice farm at 14:54:45 01/08/14.
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