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Originally Posted by MilhouseEnterprises
Yes, frequently installers try to cut expense by undersizing the loop, this causes the system to fail when demand is high, unfortunately there are a lot of installers that were never formally trained in design, they just read a book and decided it was easy to add geothermal to their business. So to put it plainly, there are more bad installers out there than good ones. 99% of the mistakes in a Geothermal system are in the well (Loop).
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So in your opinion there aren't too many good geothermal installers because they don't know what they are doing. A lot of them just read a book and then go into the business. Consequently in your opinion there are more bad installers then good ones.
I stopped reading your post from that point on.
It's OK to separate your workmanship from your competitors and to educate your customers about the differences between how you do things, however just to say "there are more bad installers then good ones" is not a very tactful way of communicating your differences.