Geothermal

One of the most interesting features of geothermal heating and cooling to the average homeowner is the savings they can expect to receive. Depending on your current system, geothermal systems can save you in the range of 30% and 60% on your operating expenses.

Geothermal heating and cooling systems are complicated systems when you realize that they are converting electricity made by geothermal energy. Put simply, geothermal systems use two loops to transfer geothermal energy to your home’s heating and cooling system to keep you comfortable.

Putting in a geothermal heating and cooling system to your home necessitates a plan specific to your installation. No two projects are alike, which is why it’s essential to get the help of an expert to detail the choices with you, from size and cost, to loop choice, digging and installation.

Placing your geothermal system underground isn’t the only way to get all of its benefits. If you have a pond or lake, a closed loop system can be installed near the bottom of your pond or lake and use the constant temperatures at the bottom to provide you with a comfy home.

The amount of space you need to get a geothermal system will vary based on the lay of your land and the immediate surrounding area. Working with an expert will let you know whether a vertical or horizontal loop is ideal and they will outline the requirements for your individual project.