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Geothermal heating and cooling is done through a type of heat pump. But where the conventional heat pump uses the outside air as its medium for heat exchange (an air-source heat pump), a geothermal system uses the heat in the ground as its medium (a ground-source heat pump).
If you’re in the market for a new heating system this fall, you might be interested in an alternative to the natural gas furnace. However, it isn’t a safe assumption to make that a household uses a furnace for comfort during the winter.
Homeowners have never had so many choices for centralized heating systems. You can choose from traditional heating systems like a furnace or boiler, or you could go with something newer, like a geothermal system.
One of the great benefits of a geothermal system is its longevity. However, this doesn’t mean that your geothermal system won’t ever need repair. Repairs for geothermal systems can incite a level of trepidation in homeowners because of the buried ground loop, but trained technicians know how to handle any repair issues that may develop with your geothermal system, including any that develop with the system’s loop.
So, you’ve been thinking about having geothermal air conditioning installed for your home. A good choice: you’ll not only invest in more efficient cooling (and heating), you’ll also invest in the environment…
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