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Replace your present heating and
cooling system and save up to 60% |
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Your old air conditioner drives up your cooling bills during the summer. And your antiquated furnace does the same thing to your heating bills all winter.
Stop riding the utility bill roller coaster. Stop paying those outrageous cooling and heating bills caused by your inefficient air conditioner and furnace. And enjoy year-round comfort from the most efficient, reliable, quiet and Earth-friendly system on the face of our planet. All by replacing your old air conditioner and furnace with a single, compact, indoor unit - a WaterFurnace.
A WaterFurnace Geothermal Comfort System taps the geothermal energy store in your own backyard to cut up to 60% off your cooling and heating bills. Saving money for you and the environment for generations to come.
A WaterFurnace can heat and cool the average home (2000 sq.ft.) for less than $650 per year, a significant savings when compared to other high efficiency furnaces with central air conditioning. |
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National Estimates of Annual Costs
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WaterFurnace
Geothermal
Comfort System |
Air-to-Air
Heat Pump |
High Efficiency
Gas w/
Electric A/C |
High Efficiency
Propane w/
Electric A/C |
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$615 |
$1,131 |
$1,122 |
$1,704 |
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For years, smart homeowners all over the world have been discovering the advantages of heating and cooling with geothermal energy. In fact, your home is right on top of a major source of energy, your own backyard. No matter where you live, the underground temperature stays relatively constant all year, even though outdoor temperatures vary widely. Geothermal Systems harness this relatively constant, renewable energy source, and use it for heating, air conditioning and hot water . |
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Geothermal systems circulate a water-based solution through a “loop" of small diameter, underground pipes. When heating, this solution absorbs heat from the earth and carries it to the geothermal unit, which (through a process much the same as your refrigerator) compresses the extracted heat to a high temperature and delivers it to your home. |
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When cooling, the process is simply reversed, and the resulting cool, dehumidified air is delivered to your home. In some locations, direct well water is used, replacing the closed loop system. |
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Geothermal systems are extremely energy efficient since they only need a comparably small amount of electricity to power the pump, compressor and fan. Geothermal systems typically deliver up to four times more energy than they consume, so you save on your monthly energy bills when compared to other types of heating and cooling systems. |
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For Addition information on Geothermal, Click here to fill out an Information Request Form or click here to go to our Links to Information Page. |
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