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How Geothermal Energy Works
It sounds like something from the future, but really it's not. Geothermal energy is a well tested technology market that grows stronger every year. Good reference points for geothermal energy are cellars and basements. As we all know, even on a hot sunny day, a deep dark basement will always be cool. On a cold day, you can return to the same basement and the temperature doesn't change. A basement or cellar will maintain the same temperature within 10year round. As you can see, geothermal energy really is affective!
In order for geothermal systems to work in the home, they will first need to install a geothermal area. That area is usually a deep pit or well. That cooled air created in the pit is shifted back and forth between the home and the pit depending on what season it is. Not only will the system save you money, you may also be eligible for various grants and other tax incentives for implementing this system.
A More Detailed Explanation
Geothermal energy for modern homes begins with drilling a hole that a pump and heat exchanger will stay in. Water that accumulates in the well goes through a series of tubes to a heat exchanger inside of your house. The system works back and forth to help regulate the temperature. There will still be some need for heating and cooling in your home when the temperatures are extreme. However, most of the time the temperature will be regulated by the geothermal system. Other helpful equipment can be installed to ensure that geothermal energy works to its maximum potential. For example, you may want to install attic fans that help hot air escape in the summertime.
Geothermal Heat Pump Maintenance and Repair
Fortunately, geothermal heat pumps are extremely maintenance free. Because they are underground, that also means they are protected from the elements. However, there may be a problem that arises where you need professional advice. You need someone with professional experience to help you troubleshoot and repair your geothermal heat pump. If you need someone to jump down into the bottom of the well and get your system back on track, give us a call. We will get you in touch with pre-screened contractors who are specialists in their profession. The Home Center of West Michigan can also connect you with someone to answer all of your questions and concerns in regards to geothermal heat pumps.
It sounds like something from the future, but really it's not. Geothermal energy is a well tested technology market that grows stronger every year. Good reference points for geothermal energy are cellars and basements. As we all know, even on a hot sunny day, a deep dark basement will always be cool. On a cold day, you can return to the same basement and the temperature doesn't change. A basement or cellar will maintain the same temperature within 10year round. As you can see, geothermal energy really is affective!
In order for geothermal systems to work in the home, they will first need to install a geothermal area. That area is usually a deep pit or well. That cooled air created in the pit is shifted back and forth between the home and the pit depending on what season it is. Not only will the system save you money, you may also be eligible for various grants and other tax incentives for implementing this system.
A More Detailed Explanation
Geothermal energy for modern homes begins with drilling a hole that a pump and heat exchanger will stay in. Water that accumulates in the well goes through a series of tubes to a heat exchanger inside of your house. The system works back and forth to help regulate the temperature. There will still be some need for heating and cooling in your home when the temperatures are extreme. However, most of the time the temperature will be regulated by the geothermal system. Other helpful equipment can be installed to ensure that geothermal energy works to its maximum potential. For example, you may want to install attic fans that help hot air escape in the summertime.
Geothermal Heat Pump Maintenance and Repair
Fortunately, geothermal heat pumps are extremely maintenance free. Because they are underground, that also means they are protected from the elements. However, there may be a problem that arises where you need professional advice. You need someone with professional experience to help you troubleshoot and repair your geothermal heat pump. If you need someone to jump down into the bottom of the well and get your system back on track, give us a call. We will get you in touch with pre-screened contractors who are specialists in their profession. The Home Center of West Michigan can also connect you with someone to answer all of your questions and concerns in regards to geothermal heat pumps.