*NEW ADDRESS*: 2309 Grand Park Drive, GJ, CO 81505
Your Local Heating, Cooling, Plumbing Experts
Serving Grand Junction, CO & Surrounding Areas
Call Us Now:
24-Hour Emergency Service Available!
**NEW RETAIL/ OFFICE ADDRESS: 2309 Grand Park Drive Grand Junction, CO 81505 24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE
Your Local Heating, Cooling, Plumbing Experts
Serving Grand Junction, CO & Surrounding Areas
Call Us Now: (970) 242-4429
Answering your calls 24/7
Retail Open 7:00am - 5:30pm - Mon-Fri
Reduce Your Current Energy Bills with Geothermal Heating System Installation in Grand Junction, CO
Haining Home Services offers geothermal heating system installation in homes throughout Grand Junction, CO and beyond. Although primitive geothermal heating was used as early as the 1940s, this revolutionary heating system has become popular among homeowners within the last couple of decades due to the energy savings it provides. It can also be used for cooling. Call Haining Home Services at (970) 242-4429 to schedule an appointment.
Understanding Geothermal Heating
What is Geothermal Heat?
Geothermal heating systems, also known as ground-source heat pumps, use the constant temperature of the earth underground to heat your home.
How Can it Benefit Me?
Radiant heating uses very little electricity and is extremely efficient. Some homeowners have seen savings of between 30-60%.
Is Geothermal Heat Worth it?
While the cost of installing a geothermal heating system is more than traditional systems, the short- and long-term benefits greatly outweigh the initial investment.
Types of Geothermal Heating Systems
There are four main types of geothermal ground loop systems – one is an open-loop system and the remaining three are closed-loop systems.
Horizontal Closed Loop
- Great for new construction homes
- Best when large area of land is available
- Typically most cost-effective choice
Vertical
Closed Loop
- Mostly used for commercial buildings
- Used when soil is too shallow to dig trench
- Minimized disturbance of surrounding landscaping
Pond/Lake Closed Loop
- Used when body of water is available on property
- Will not affect the health of your pond/lake
- No drilling or trenching required
Open
Loop
- Operates on well water or groundwater
- Initial cost can be cheaper than closed loop
- Highly efficient due to constant water temperature
CALL HAINING HOME SERVICES AT (970) 242-4429 FOR RESIDENTIAL GEOTHERMAL HEATING SYSTEM INSTALLATION
