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Old 05-26-2020, 01:08 PM   #309 (permalink)
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The garage could be a negotiation point, too.

Hey, how much gravel would you need to pour a concrete pad for a driveway and garage?

I would just need to have them pour a pad for a garage and then build a carport, because I would need concrete footers to support the weight of walls, although I am pretty sure that a roof would be heavier.

When I went to look up geothermal the first site said they switched to heat pumps because of how efficient the new ones are.

Then I found this:

Is this data averaged for the entire country? Electricity, natural gas, and propane costs vary throughout the country and so do heating and cooling needs, but if a heat pump costs significantly less to use than an electric or propane furnace, I might want to calculate the ROI.
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