Geothermal Heating and Cooling Sioux City Iowa

Reliable Renewable Geothermal Heating and Cooling

Geothermal Systems are Geo-Friendly

When you choose a geothermal heating and cooling system, you’ll not only burn cleaner, but it is also the cleanest way to heat and cool your home or office. Best of all, it leaves zero carbon footprint, because it burns zero fossil fuels.

The result is cleaner heat in the winter. It equates to cleaner AC in the summer, and a cleaner way to heat your water. It is also nice to know the air inside your home is as green as the heating and cooling system it uses.

You may qualify for rebates and incentives! Many energy providers and government energy savings plans offer incentives such as tax credits for using clean energy systems. We’ll help you find out if you qualify.

How the Geothermal System Works

As one of the crowning achievements of the green energy movement, geothermal systems are no longer a theory or idea. Today, in every state in the Country and being used around the globe, geothermal technology has become a proven, dependable, and most importantly, clean source of energy.

In addition to offering a better way to heat and cool offices and homes, geothermal systems save money on utility expenses while reducing energy and minimizing our carbon footprint. Here are the basics of how it works:

Using the Earth’s Natural Resources

• Beneath our feet, some four to six feet down is a source of constant comfortable temperature While the sun scorches the air, and cold ices the atmosphere, a few feet below the. surface the earth’s temperature essentially remains unchanged
• The geothermal system, using a network of fluid-filled pipes, taps into that source of constant temperature and stored heat. This network of pipes is designed in what is referred to as a “loop.” By tapping into this stored heat and energy supply, this loop system then carries it back to the surface and to our homes to be used.
• An indoor compressor unit then can use this energy to increase and or circulate it throughout the home or office. During hotter months, the system works in reverse to pump the heat from our homes and back into the earth. The filters in the earth’s cooler air.

An Investment in Geothermal Systems

Choosing geothermal provides a high ROI (return on investment) because you save money immediately with reduce energy bills all year long.

It is also an investment, as many numbers state that the savings over several years with the geothermal system can begin paying homeowners back. Over the lifetime of the average geothermal system, the return on investment is estimated as high as 20%.

Geothermal heating and cooling systems also last longer than traditional heating and cooling systems.  Meaning, even without incentives, geothermal technology is just a smart investment.

Geothermal Heats Your Water Too!

In addition to providing a cleaner and energy-saving source of heating and cooling, geothermal systems also save money on heating your water. While the system is operating, heat that is normally lost is saved and diverted back to the water heater tank.

What that means for homeowners is a savings of up to half of the cost it would normally take to heat their water. That is because the  unit upon returning that stored heat can generate nearly half of the hot water homes will use – and at zero cost.

Ready to Make the Geothermal Switch?

If you are thinking about installing a geothermal heating and cooling system in your Sioux City home or office, we can help. We’ll evaluate your home, make recommendations, and identify all the rebates and incentives for which you may qualify.

To learn more about the benefits of the WaterFurnace geothermal heating and cooling system, schedule a FREE consultation. Call Today: (712) 223-8101.

Located in Sioux City, Iowa we service customers throughout the entire Tri State area. Our Service Area includes:

Iowa: Akron, Anthon, Bronson, Brunsville, Hinton, Hornick, Kingsley, Lawton, Lake Okoboji, Le Mars, Merrill, Moville, Onawa, Pierson, Remsen, Salix, Sloan, and Westfield

Nebraska: Dakota City, Homer, Hubbard, Jackson, Ponca, South Sioux City

South Dakota: Dakota Dunes, Elk Point, Jefferson, North Sioux City.