ᐅ Decision on Heating System (Including Breakdown of Investment Costs)
Created on: 12 Apr 2018 08:42
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Dirk5000
Hello everyone,
I am planning a new detached single-family house and would appreciate your advice. Based on the following data and costs, which heating system would you choose?
Property information
- Detached single-family house; outskirts of Leipzig
- 10.39m x 11.15m; no basement, ground floor + first floor + finished attic, 213 sqm (including attic)
- No obstacles facing southwest orientation
- Only one neighbor in the entire street has an air source heat pump
- Gas is available at the property
The following heating system options are available:
Option 1:
- Air source heat pump Vaillant VWF 88/4 with aroCollect
- Exterior wall construction with 36.5 cm (14.4 inches) Poroton brick, brand Eder XP9
- Costs (before deducting any subsidies) = 29,162 EUR
Option 2:
- Ground source heat pump Vaillant VWF 88/4
- Exterior wall construction with 36.5 cm (14.4 inches) Poroton brick, brand Eder XP9
- Costs (before deducting any subsidies) = 35,401 EUR
- Possibly additional surcharge for soil class 6-7 solid rock per linear meter at 13.45 EUR and piping for unstable soils per linear meter (from 10 m) at 13.45 EUR
Option 3:
- Gas condensing boiler Vaillant VC146/5-5 including VRC700/5, solar system with 4 solar collectors VK145 for heating support
- Exterior wall construction with 42.5 cm (16.7 inches) Poroton brick, brand Eder XP9
- Costs for gas connection still uncertain
- Costs for gas + solar = 29,067 EUR + extra charge for thicker masonry = 4,926 EUR; total = 33,993 EUR
If we receive subsidies:
Air source heat pump = 27,662 EUR; Ground source heat pump = 30,901 EUR; Gas = 33,993 EUR
Without subsidies:
Air source heat pump = 29,162 EUR; Ground source heat pump = 35,401 EUR; Gas = 33,993 EUR
Thank you very much
Dirk
I am planning a new detached single-family house and would appreciate your advice. Based on the following data and costs, which heating system would you choose?
Property information
- Detached single-family house; outskirts of Leipzig
- 10.39m x 11.15m; no basement, ground floor + first floor + finished attic, 213 sqm (including attic)
- No obstacles facing southwest orientation
- Only one neighbor in the entire street has an air source heat pump
- Gas is available at the property
The following heating system options are available:
Option 1:
- Air source heat pump Vaillant VWF 88/4 with aroCollect
- Exterior wall construction with 36.5 cm (14.4 inches) Poroton brick, brand Eder XP9
- Costs (before deducting any subsidies) = 29,162 EUR
Option 2:
- Ground source heat pump Vaillant VWF 88/4
- Exterior wall construction with 36.5 cm (14.4 inches) Poroton brick, brand Eder XP9
- Costs (before deducting any subsidies) = 35,401 EUR
- Possibly additional surcharge for soil class 6-7 solid rock per linear meter at 13.45 EUR and piping for unstable soils per linear meter (from 10 m) at 13.45 EUR
Option 3:
- Gas condensing boiler Vaillant VC146/5-5 including VRC700/5, solar system with 4 solar collectors VK145 for heating support
- Exterior wall construction with 42.5 cm (16.7 inches) Poroton brick, brand Eder XP9
- Costs for gas connection still uncertain
- Costs for gas + solar = 29,067 EUR + extra charge for thicker masonry = 4,926 EUR; total = 33,993 EUR
If we receive subsidies:
Air source heat pump = 27,662 EUR; Ground source heat pump = 30,901 EUR; Gas = 33,993 EUR
Without subsidies:
Air source heat pump = 29,162 EUR; Ground source heat pump = 35,401 EUR; Gas = 33,993 EUR
Thank you very much
Dirk
You definitely need to include the drilling for the geothermal loop, and then you will probably be about 10,000 euros more expensive than a gas connection with solar.
If that’s not the case, then go for geothermal. But generally, gas should be the cheapest and easiest option!
If that’s not the case, then go for geothermal. But generally, gas should be the cheapest and easiest option!
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