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When it comes to HVAC efficiency, it will not get better than a geothermal heat pump (GHP). Here are some benefits of a Geothermal System. Energy Savings Heating and cooling your home accounts for over FIFTY PERCENT of your utility bills. Geothermal energy is very efficient and for every one unit of electricity that you use, you get up to five units back. A common HVAC system cannot do that! With a geothermal system, your investment can be returned to you in energy savings as soon as 6-12 years. It is known that you can save up to $25,000 in energy costs for the first 10 years, that is big! Longer Life The normal life expectancy of a geothermal system is over Two decades. Common heating and cooling system are usually replaced every Ten years. Consider that if you double the price of a new HVAC purchase and install, the geothermal system still is the better investment. Huge Savings Geothermal energy qualifies for some rebates. Check with your local hydro and gas companie...

If you happen to be a homeowner who might be interested in saving money and using energy more smartly in your residence, consider geothermal. You could be thinking what geothermal is and how do geothermal heat pumps work? We have got you covered. Soil continues to be at a very constant temperature of around 10°C just under the frost line. Residence geothermal systems use this regular ground temperature to more correctly heat and cool homes. Household geothermal systems are made by two standard parts: A geothermal heat pump that sits inside the home  Underground pipes called “ground loops”  To transfer heat from one place to another it needs a heat pump that uses a little amount of electricity. This functions like a freezer heat pump in action. Freezers pump warm air out with a closed loop of freezing cold coils and returns as refrigerated air. Geothermal heat pumps operate in a similar manner. A non-toxic antifreeze solution is pumped through a closed set of pipes unde...