Geothermal Heating & AC

admin — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:12:09 +0000

Save 40 to 50% on the cost of Heating and 25% on the cost of Cooling.

The amount of tonage needed for the system will determine the depth of the well(s). Geothermal uses narrow Verticle Wells or Horizontal Wells(trenches).

Which type is right for you? It depends on your yard/site.

At this site in Burr Ridge – drilling took several days – two verticle wells were drilled. Each well was 400 feet deep.

Please call and speak to Bob (aka Robert Bair) for more information.
630-964-1700

Geothermal Heating & Coooling system is polution free.  This system uses the earths constant 55 degree tempurature to make both heating & cooling from one peice of equipment called a heap pump. This unit is an electrically powered device that uses the natural heat stored in the earth to heat and cool your home.

To use that stored energy, heat/cool is extracted from the earth through a liquid medium (water or antifreeze) and is pumped to the heat pump exchanger.  The heat pump is a self contained sytem which is comprised of a blower, compressor, water heat exchanger and an air coil.  In summer the process is reversed and indoor heat is extracted from your home and transferred back to the earth through the same liquid.

Geothermal heat pumps do not emit carbon monoxide or other pollutents.  The systems is environmentally friendly as well as an energy saver.

The Federal Governement is now giving homeowners a 30% tax credit if they install this energy efficient system.  That means you can save almost 1/3 on the cost of this system. That is the most generous tax credit we have seen yet and it’s because the government is trying to get us to switch to more efficient heating & cooling systems.

30% Tax Credit Availble in 2009. You could receive about $12,000 from the Federal Government.

Geothermal is the most energy efficient heating & AC system availble today!

This is the cable that is inserted into the wells.

The grout above is an important component and is added to wells after the pipe loop is inserted into the well. This grout is used so that the lquid within the pipes makes good contact with the earth.

Geothermal HVAC Gains The Spotlights

admin — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:01:26 +0000

Here is a link to a great article called “Geothermal HVAC gains the spotlight”. Basically the article is geared to Manufacturers and HVAC companies. I hope that you will feel a little more confident in this technology knowing that it has credibility. The science and historical data behind Geothermal is there. And yet only a small few reap the energy cost savings which is HUGE – 50 -70% on the cost of heating & cooling.

Here at Robert Bair Services we are aiming to get more customers using Geothermal because it works, saves money, is less polluting and you’ll be laughing all the way to the bank when your neighbors are crying about the high cost of energy. Today only 1% of the market are using Geothermal to heat & cool their homes & business’.

Check out the article in the Sept 2009 issue of Supply House Times by copying the link below into your browser.

Geothermal HVAC Gains the Spotlight – Feature Article – Supply… Geothermal HVAC Gains the Spotlight by Jim Olsztynski September 1, 2009 …

http://www.supplyht.com/Articles/Feature_Article/BNP_GUID_9-5-2006_A_10000000000000658447

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Geothermal Heating & AC

Geothermal HVAC Gains The Spotlights