Air Source Heat Pumps vs Ground Source Heat Pumps | 6 Criteria to help you decide

In this video, I discuss the difference between air source heat pumps and ground source heat pumps from a homeowners perspective and an investment point of you. I cover 6 criteria that affect the choice.

Ground source heat pumps are more expensive to install but they do provide larger annual savings in heating costs.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to air source heat pumps and ground source heat pumps
02:00 Potential savings and investment cost of heat pumps
03:03 Requirements for installing a heat pump
04:55 Criteria for selecting between Ground source heat pump vs air source heat pump
Criteria 1. House size
Criteria 2. House age and insulation
Criteria 3. House location
Criteria 4. Required water temperature
Criteria 5. Incentives can turn the advantage
Criteria 6. House value increased due to central heating investment 👇👇 Buy something and support the Homeneer channel 👇👇
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[tatradak]

Great to find your channel. Can we agree that ground temperature is between 0 and 7 degree and the air temperature can be anything from -30 all the way to plus 40, all centigrade.. and its extremely import to know if you require air conditioning or not.. if yes then the ground source must be the most efficient due to the low temp of the ground compared with the summer air temperature and if in north like your land then (under)ground source in the winter and in the summer best (over) ground source more suitable to just heat hot water (with no air conditioning). Then the ground source would be extremely efficient compared to the air source
So if you don't require air conditioning then that would assume the location doesn't have long or too cold winters below 20 degrees and the summer temperature is around 20 degrees so the air source must be more efficient especially as the cost in nearly 50% cheaper.
Additionally if you have PV and or wind turbine via a MPPT then this massively reduces the cash cost of running the system.
Would you agree with this statement??

[earthboy]

can barely hear you with my volume on max