The Advantages of Geothermal Heating and Cooling are Real

It's no secret—the standard residential or commercial heating and cooling system costs a lot to run. During the heat of the summer or the dead cold of the winter this is especially true. What would you say if we were to tell you that we can install a system that could slash your energy bills by 15 percent? 25 percent? How about cutting your heating and cooling costs by as much as 45 percent? This is just one of the advantages of geothermal heating and cooling systems.

Saving the Environment Can Save You Money

The great thing about geothermal heating and cooling is that it keeps money in your pocket each month by helping save the environment. Who would have thought going green would save you green? Here's how it works:

1. We install a system of loops underground near your home. It is a HP promise to keep the mess to a minimum.

2. Liquid is pushed through the loops. Since the underground temperature stays constant at about 65 degrees, the liquid always has a place to get available energy to or from.

3.The liquid then circulates through the loops and transfers the energy from the ground to the geothermal heat pump located in your home.

Geothermal Helps you reduce your carbon footprint

In conventional heating and air, the system uses the outside or inside air as its transfer medium. For example, say it's 100 degrees outside on a particularly hot summer day. Your normal A/C unit would have to expend a ton of electricity trying to fight down the temperature of the outside air.

One of the main advantages of geothermal heating and cooling systems is that the liquid temperature is already at 65 degrees, so little electricity has to be used to modify your indoor climate. Less electricity means less burning of fossil fuels.

It's the ultimate win-win situation. You reduce your eco-footprint and simultaneously save money. Everyone wins.

Geothermal Systems are Safer and More Reliable

Think the only advantages of geothermal heating and cooling are saving money and the environment? Think again. Here are a few more benefits:

There is no risk of carbon monoxide poisoning—With these systems, the air is heated and cooled without producing noxious fumes.

All components are shielded from the elements—Since all components are either inside or underground, they last longer.

Fewer moving parts means fewer broken pieces—It's simple logic. The less components, the less things to break. Geothermal systems are estimated to be able to last up to 20 years or more!

You'll Love Your New Geothermal System