Why Geothermal?
The weather in Connecticut is typical of the New England climate: Don't like the forecast for today, well check out the prediction for tomorrow! The average temperatures in the winter can be a blustery 28 degrees, but then skyrocket up into the 90s in July! But hidden below the surface of the Earth is a valuable source of renewable energy that allows your home to maintain an average temperature of whatever you want it to be! Because the Earth absorbs the warming rays of sunshine all year long, the temperature below ground stays consistent. The ability to tap into this source of consistent temperature is the basis for geothermal heat and cooling technology.
Benefits
- Lowest Energy Consumption
- Reduces CO2 Emissions
- Highest Level of Reliability
- Requires the Least Amount of Equipment
- No Combustion
- No Chimney or Venting Required
- Quietest Operation
- Outlasts Traditional Systems as much as 2 to 1
- Lowest Maintenance Cost
- Highest Comfort Level
The most comfortable and cost effective heating and cooling system money can buy!