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rhizomatic · 11-13-11, 08:47 PM

Hello. At last I start using this account.

My gas heating furnace is toast (the service board has shorted and the igniter is burnt). I live in Southern California and am in the midst of a long-term, slow-as-the-money appears, renovation. We will go without the heat this winter (we have the fireplace). No problem. But if you were renovating a house on a raised foundation, crawl space underneath, and no attic, what might you do for a more ecological sound heating system? I was wondering about electric, powered by solar. Geothermal seems very expensive to do right.

james (California98Civic on ecomodder.com)

11-13-11, 08:47 PM	#1
rhizomatic Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Southern California beach town Posts: 45 Thanks: 22 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	New to the forum Hello. At last I start using this account. My gas heating furnace is toast (the service board has shorted and the igniter is burnt). I live in Southern California and am in the midst of a long-term, slow-as-the-money appears, renovation. We will go without the heat this winter (we have the fireplace). No problem. But if you were renovating a house on a raised foundation, crawl space underneath, and no attic, what might you do for a more ecological sound heating system? I was wondering about electric, powered by solar. Geothermal seems very expensive to do right. james (California98Civic on ecomodder.com)