The ground maintains a near-constant temperature of about 45°F to 75°F, which means that even in the dead of winter, temperatures are always warmer below the ground than above it. Homeowners can take advantage of this fact by having an underground geothermal heat pump system installed in their yards.
Most heat pump systems are closed-loop, often classified into three main types: horizontal, vertical, and pond/lake. To heat a home, geothermal systems basically absorb heat through a pump, and it then delivers warm air into a home. With this system installed, you may see your heating bills slashed by up to 70%.
If you want to enjoy the benefits of a money-saving and earth-friendly heating system, don’t hesitate to contact geothermal drilling experts like Gap Mountain Drilling for more information.
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