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
As a property manager, it’s your job to make sure costs are kept at a minimum. Have you thought about installing a geothermal or solar energy system? Are you confused about the difference between the two? Don’t be! Solar energy and geothermal energy systems are completely different and actually work well when implemented together. The
Many property owners have recently taken interest in the trend of geothermal heating systems. It’s a technology that works similarly to traditional home heat pumps but depends on temperature differences deep underground rather than in the outside air. By drawing stored solar energy from the earth, geothermal systems are able to provide indoor comfort with
So, you’ve made the right choice by installing a commercial geothermal heat pump and have already witnessed the stunning savings in energy. Is there anything you can do to keep it running at maximum efficiency while prolonging its life? You bet! Just like all HVAC equipment, some routine, minor maintenance will both retain the natural
If you use a private well on your commercial property for water, then you will need to have some knowledge on how a well pump works. Essentially, the well system is what pushes the water found below the ground up into your property. Depending on what type of pump you have, they are often located
Geothermal systems heat structures by transferring heat from the ground into underground pipes and out of a heat pump. These systems provide air conditioning by pumping out heat and emitting cooled air. Geothermal heating and cooling can be more ecologically-friendly and cost-effective than conventional heating and cooling equipment. What is the Ecological Footprint of a
Correcting Myths About Ground Source Heat Pumps and the Companies That Provide Them Like many people, you may have become intrigued by the potential energy and cost savings of switching to a ground source heat pump. However, you may have heard some concerns about them as well. Here are corrections to some of the most
Access to a residential well provides a range of benefits for homeowners. In addition to avoiding recurring municipal or local water and sewer bills, having your own well means direct control over the safety and availability of your family's water supply. Here's a quick rundown of what to expect when planning to have a well
Many homeowners find they are out of their element when faced with repairs or maintenance around their home. First and foremost, many aren’t familiar with how expensive a repair project might be. This can happen when considering well pump replacements. There isn’t a standard estimate, as there are several things that affect your well pump
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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