Geothermal+Heat+Pumps

Geothermal Technology All heat pumps have a condenser and evaporator coil. A substance called a refrigerant carries the heat pumps from one are to another. Geothermal heat pumps get their thermal energy from the ground, unlike any other heat pump. The heat then travels through a series of pipes to an electrically driven heat compressor and heat exchanger. There it is concentrated and released throughout the house through the ductwork. It is better for the environment to because you don’t have to burn fuel and it doesn’t give off gasses. In the winter, the process is reversed. The underground loop draws excess heat from the house and allows it to be absorbed by the Earth. Geothermal heat pumps are usually used in large commercial buildings like the Open Door Mission. Geothermal heat pumps are the most energy saving and efficient heat pumps you can possibly get. They can save you about 40%-60% on your heating and cooling bill. They are so efficient that they will eventually pay for itself in no time and keep accumulating money. They have very durable equipment so that they will last for many years and require little to no maintenance.