Geothermal Systems

Keep your building warm in the winter and cool in the summer using the free energy available just 6 feet under the earth’s surface!

What is a Geothermal System?

Approximately six feet below the earth's surface, the ground remains at a constant temperature year round, and within that earth is energy - free heat - that can be transferred to your home or building thanks to innovative technology.

Here’s how it works:

A geothermal system begins with a series of pipes buried using either a vertical or horizontal loop installation outside the building.
Filled with water, the pipes gather the heat from the earth and in conjunction with a compressor and heat exchanger move it to the interior of the building for warmth in the winter months.
During the hot summer months, the system moves heat from the building’s interior to produce cool air.
Inside the facility, a geothermal unit distributes the air for even comfort all year long.

Simply, in the summer, a geothermal system removes the heat from your home or building and stores it in the earth. In the winter, it removes the heat from the earth and transfers it to your home or building. As a result, the process creates a more comfortable indoor environment throughout the entire year.

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How Can We Use Geothermal?

	Heating: The system will provide comfortable warm air from your ductwork to heat your home or building and is more comfortable than conventional heating systems.
	Cooling: The system will provide comfortable cool air to air condition your home or building. It provides greater comfort than a conventional system because it removes more humidity creating a cool drier environment, perfect for comfort.
	Domestic Hot Water: The system will provide free hot water in the summer and a portion in the winter. These savings will be greater than 50% of your hot water bill.
	Radiant Floor Heating: The system will make hot water that circulates through tubing under your floor. Radiant Floor Heating is the most comfortable heating available.
	Swimming Pool Heating: This option will utilize the heat removed from your home in the cooling season and provide heat for your pool, eliminating an expensive gas heater.
	Chilled Water: The system can make chilled water for use in air conditioning or manufacturing processes.
	Snow Melting: This system option provides the ability to melt snow from your walkways, patios and driveways.