Thank you very much, Ronnie! 🙏 Your comments have always been encouraging. For how long? Two years now? I need better equipment to improve the audio for these events… Hope you are doing well!
Good information. I like how the neighborhood has various floorplans and looks. The area looks inviting and not the dreaded cookie cutter designs that look dated within a decade. They proved an efficient design and home doesn't need to cost seven figures.
Hey there, he means "Water-to-air in ducted systems". My bad, I didn't catch the missing space, in case you were watching with subtitles. I fixed it. So, they use geothermal, a water tank, and air-forced heat distribution via ductwork. Thank you so much for catching that! 🙏
@@NetZeroTech - Thanks for the response. That makes sense. BTW, I watched a number of your videos and many others before installing a GSHP system in my existing home which has hydronic radiant floors. We also installed a heat pump domestic water heater and a heat pump dryer. No natural gas to the house anymore, and our solar produces more electricity than we use. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much, Adam! 🙏 I really appreciate it! Congratulations on the GSHP and hydronic radiant floors! 🎉🎊🚀 That is the best combination imo, if you have the time to pay it down.
Excellent
Excellent video Katha ,very informative interview !!!😊
Thank you very much, Ronnie! 🙏 Your comments have always been encouraging. For how long? Two years now? I need better equipment to improve the audio for these events… Hope you are doing well!
Good information. I like how the neighborhood has various floorplans and looks. The area looks inviting and not the dreaded cookie cutter designs that look dated within a decade. They proved an efficient design and home doesn't need to cost seven figures.
I fully agree. It’s interesting to me that they are still affordable being so customized.
Good video.
Thank you! 🙏
Awesome info! Colorado is one of the nation leaders in green energy. Hoping we can bring Arizona and Texas along as well.
Yes, I hope so too! Hope you are well, Dane!
I'm curious about the use of the term "Induction" related to the ground-source heat pump. What does that mean?
Hey there, he means "Water-to-air in ducted systems". My bad, I didn't catch the missing space, in case you were watching with subtitles. I fixed it. So, they use geothermal, a water tank, and air-forced heat distribution via ductwork. Thank you so much for catching that! 🙏
@@NetZeroTech - Thanks for the response. That makes sense. BTW, I watched a number of your videos and many others before installing a GSHP system in my existing home which has hydronic radiant floors. We also installed a heat pump domestic water heater and a heat pump dryer. No natural gas to the house anymore, and our solar produces more electricity than we use. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much, Adam! 🙏 I really appreciate it! Congratulations on the GSHP and hydronic radiant floors! 🎉🎊🚀 That is the best combination imo, if you have the time to pay it down.