An investment in a geothermal system offers you more than a way to heat your home in the winter and cool it in the summer. Whether you are committed to improving the environment or you dread the hassles of home maintenance and upkeep, or maybe you just want to save on your monthly utility bills (and who doesn't?!), a geothermal system is your total solution.
Earth friendly Geothermal systems burn no fossil fuels and use very little electricity. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, nearly 40% of all U.S. emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) are the result of using energy to heat, cool and provide hot water for buildings. The greenhouse gas reduction of installing a geothermal system in a typical home is equivalent to planting an acre of trees, or taking two cars off the road. This enhances our efforts to control pollution, green house emissions, and other issues that impact our everyday environment.
No fossil fuel exhaust means no chimney or flue is required. There is no opportunity for explosions or carbon monoxide poisoning, which makes a geothermal system the safest choice for your family.
Geothermal systems are recognized by the EPA as the most energy efficient heating and cooling systems available today. Savings are produced by tapping into the free energy naturally stored in the earth.
Geothermal systems actually have a positive impact on our environment since they burn no fossil fuels and use very little electricity. This enhances our efforts to control pollution, green house emissions, and other issues that impact our everyday environment.
No noisy outdoor air conditioner is required, so air conditioning no longer has to detract from your outdoor activities. An additional bonus: there is no unsightly outdoor unit to detract from your landscaping.
A single system heats, cools, and produces hot water. Since this unit is located inside the home, it is not exposed to harsh outdoor conditions which could lead to mechanical issues.
A geothermal system has the capability of capturing reclaimed heat during the heating and cooling modes thus reducing a typical 4-person household?s water heating cost by 50% to 60%!
You can expect your geothermal system to provide you with, on average, 20 to 24 years of reliable total comfort and savings as compared to a 13 to 15 year life expectancy of conventional systems.
There is no job too big or too small for a geothermal system. Our versatile equipment can be installed in existing homes, new construction homes, small shopping centers, and even the largest commercial structures.