Phelps Heating and
Air Geothermal Systems Phelps Heating and Air has been installing Geothermal systems in the greater Atlanta area since 1981! We are your Geothermal experts. |
GeoThermal
Comfort Systems Homeowners around the world have learned that a WaterFurnace geothermal system is the smarter way to reduce your carbon footprint and utility bills at the same time. WaterFurnace geothermal systems use the free, renewable energy found in your own back yard or lake to save up to 70% on heating, cooling, and hot water costs. Choosing a Residential WaterFurnace Comfort System Is Simply Smarter WaterFurnace manufactures and sells more geothermal systems for homes than anyone else in the business. Why? Because we offer a wide variety of residential geothermal products. Our dealers and installers are the most highly trained in the industry. And we are wholeheartedly committed to customer support. All that makes us the first—and smartest—choice for a residential WaterFurnace system: the system that's "Smarter from the Ground Up." Geothermal vs. Ground-water vs. Water Furnace Geothermal energy has been used to heat and air condition buildings for several decades, and, during that time, these geothermal systems have been called many different things. Some of the more popular variations include geo-thermal, geoexchange, ground-water, ground-water assisted, ground-water-source, water-to-water, and even our company name, water furnace heating and cooling. All of these terms, though, convey the same thought: use of geothermal heat pump technology to tap the energy in the earth's surface and drive a heating and air conditioning system for both residential and commercial uses. The result is a green or natural heat pump that saves energy and benefits the environment. |
GeoThermal - How It Works
No matter what climate you live in, the
temperature throughout the year varies. For some climates that means
blazing summers that cool to frigid winters. What many people don't
realize is that the temperature below ground (regardless of climate or
season) stays fairly consistent all year. Heating |
GeoThermal - Earth Loops |
Four Basic Geothermal Energy Sources Closed-loop systems circulate a water-based solution through a "loop" of small-diameter, underground pipes. Closed-loop systems can be installed horizontally, vertically or in a pond. Open-loop systems use an existing water well. Regardless of whether the system is open or closed, heat is transferred to or from the home to provide year-round comfort, no matter what the outdoor temperature is. |
Horizontal
Loops Often used when adequate land surface is available. Depending on system needs and space available, pipes are placed in trenches that range in length from 100 to 400 feet. |
Vertical
Loops The ideal choice when available land surface is limited. Drilling equipment is used to bore small-diameter holes from 75 to 300 feet deep. |
Pond
(Lake) Loops Very economical to install when a large body of water is available. Coils of pipe are simply placed on the bottom of the pond or lake. |
Open
loops (Well-Water Systems) In ideal conditions, an open-loop application can be the most economical type of geothermal system. These use groundwater from a well as a direct energy source. |
For over 35 years Phelps Heating and Air have been installing Geothermal systems. Call us today at 770-267-2043 for a quote, to answer any questions, or schedule an appointment. Online appointment, click here. |
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