Description: Geothermal installation kits
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Homes in the United States are getting bigger. In 1970, the average home size was around 1,400 square feet, but by 2009, even after the 2008 mortgage bubble pop, the average home size was 2,700 square feet. Bigger homes means they need more powerful air conditioners and furnaces to keep them cool or warm as the season demands. The furnace of 1970 might not do the job. These days we have more than just furnaces […]
Well, yes they can and in most cases they do so as a side-effect of the cooling process. If you have a pond/lake loop geothermal heat pump or the unit is sunk into the aquifer, then your unit heats water whenever it cools your home. Of course, that probably wasn’t exactly the question you were asking. What you probably were wondering was can a geothermal heat pump also be a hot water heater for your […]
Radiant floor heating is making a come back as an energy-efficient and effective method of keeping us warm. Where exactly is it coming back from? We know for certain that the ancient Greeks were using radiant floor heating in wealthy homes and hot baths as much as 2,500 years ago, which makes radiant floor heating one of the most time-tested methods at work in the modern heating, ventilation and air conditioner industry. So, how does […]