E3 Innovate | Geothermal Ground Source Heat Pumps

Geothermal Heating and Cooling

Three Systems in One -
Heating, Cooling, & Hot Water

There’s enough energy in your backyard to heat and cool your home without using expensive fossil fuels that pollute the air we breathe. The U.S. Environmental Protection recognizes Geothermal systems as the most cost-effective, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly method of conditioning a building available today. Geothermal systems provide you with safe, reliable, energy-efficient heating and cooling.

By using this free and renewable energy, found just beneath the earth’s surface, with a small amount of electricity to power a compressor and fan, Geothermal systems can heat and cool homes with unmatched efficiency. Compared to ordinary systems, Geothermal technology can save you up to 60% on your monthly energy bills.

Why Use Geothermal?

Lower operating costs: Operates more efficiently than ordinary heating and air conditioning systems, saving up to 60 percent.
Safe and clean: No flame, no flue, no odors, no danger of fire or carbon monoxide.
Comfortable: Provides precise distribution of warm air in the winter. Gone are the uneven temperatures experienced with ordinary furnaces. In the summer, you get central air conditioning with better dehumidification.
Flexible: Heating, central air, and domestic hot water. Three systems—all from the same compact unit.
Attractive: Needs no noisy, unsightly outside condensing unit.
Environmentally friendly: The system emits no carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, or other greenhouse gasses. Installing a single Geothermal unit is the environmental equivalent of planting 750 trees or removing two cars from the road.
Reliable: Microprocessor control and state-of-the-art components allow smooth, quiet operation and years of virtually maintenance-free service.

E3 Innovate has experience with both residential and commercial Geothermal systems. E3 Innovate can provide you with feasibility assessments and recommend the appropriate equipment.

A Glimpse into a Home Office Geothermal Installation:

Here are a few pictures of a home office Geothermal installation - these show a small progression of steps involved with the installation. Please click on the picture to have a larger view.