When it comes to green energy, geothermal energy is one of the least understood. Consequently, its popularity pales in comparison to solar and wind energy options. This is often because of myths that have circulated for some time. Here are six of the most common, and the truths behind them. Myth: Short Lifespan Fact: All
Over the past few decades, people have shown a stronger interest in green energy. At first, people waited for governments to take the lead. When they failed to do so quickly enough, private enterprises stepped in to provide infrastructure and push green technology, such as solar. This then allowed more consumers to step into the
If you are thinking about installing a geothermal HVAC system, you probably already know many of the benefits. What you may not realize is that there are also tax benefits to the installation. If you want the best savings possible, in terms of tax credits, you will want to install your system as soon as
How Geothermal Systems Keep Your Home Warm in Winter Most homes receive heat through a heat pump. Heat pumps siphon heat from outdoor air to provide the interior with warmth. Often, in cold temperatures, the energy efficiency of a heat pump reduces. Geothermal pumps, on the other hand, do not have this problem. These are
For many Americans, the idea of being responsible for their own tap water may seem archaic. It is much easier to rely on centralized water supply. However, this is not an option in every community. As a result, water wells still play a role even in modern homes all across the country. The Old Water
What Is Soft Water? When there is a low concentration of ions, particularly magnesium and calcium, in the water, it is known as soft water. Where you live depends on what water ends up classified as soft. In the US, water with 60 mg/l of calcium carbonate is considered soft. Soft water lacks minerals, making
Central air conditioners can be costly to run and repair. A sudden air conditioner breakdown can be particularly frustrating in the middle of summer. Learn how you can enjoy cool, affordable, and reliable climate control by using geothermal cooling. What Is Geothermal? Geothermal heat is the earth’s natural warmth. Below ground, the temperature remains constant
Just like any feature of a property, your well pump needs regular maintenance if you want it to run smoothly. Because it’s essential for fresh water, it’s important to place maintenance as a top priority. But what happens when something malfunctions? Your well pump isn’t exempt from emergent situations, so it’s best to be prepared
During discussions about renewable energy sources for residential buildings, wind mills and solar panels most often come to mind. Geothermal is a less talked-about option, but is, nonetheless, a worthy investment for heating and cooling building structures. Here’s why you should consider a geothermal option. Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels Setting up geothermal systems do
You’ve likely noticed just how expensive it can be to cool and heat your home, which can chip away at your overall comfort level. Rather than roast or freeze in your own home, it’s better to look into alternate heating and cooling methods. Here are a few things to keep in mind if you’re considering
At Chesapeake Geosystems, we are a full-service geothermal contractor based in Baltimore, MD. We handle every aspect of your geothermal project, including geothermal drilling, excavation, loop installation, grouting, and lateral piping. Choose Chesapeake Geosystems for your geothermal needs and enjoy the convenience of working with a single, reliable contractor.
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