Fuels, including oil, propane and natural gas, are the biggest heating and cooling expense for most American households. You can reduce your use of fossil fuels like these and greatly reduce your heating and cooling costs with a geothermal heat pump system.

Doug’s Heating & Air Conditioning has been installing geothermal heat pump systems since 2000 The ClimateMaster system is one of the greenest, most efficient ways to heat and cool your home. Less fuel means less pollution and less expense.

When compared to propane, oil and natural gas furnaces, geothermal heat pumps are far and away the least expensive to operate. If you compare geothermal to a new high-efficiency natural gas furnace, you could cut your operating costs almost in half! In the long run, a geothermal solution provides a very high return on investment.

The experts at Doug’s Heating & Air Conditioning can install and maintain your geothermal equipment in top condition through convenient, on-time service calls. They won’t leave until they have tidied the work area.

Remember to ask Doug’s staff about current geothermal credits and rebates. Contact us today!

Energy from the Earth For centuries, people have drawn on the earth as a source of comfort. For example, some Native Americans and American settlers carved homes out of hillsides to keep warm in winter and cool in summer. The ground insulated them from extreme heat and cold. Today, ground source heat pumps, also known as geothermal heat pumps, work on a similar principle. These units utilize the earth’s steady ground temperatures to exchange heat between a home and the earth. Heat pumps operate like a refrigerator, with a system of liquid-filled pipes set in the ground in place of the refrigerator coils. When cooling your home, the system sends the heat in your home into the earth through the pipes. When heating season comes, the system pulls heat from the earth for use in your home. Geothermal heat pumps are very efficient and environmentally friendly, allowing your family to rely more on the earth and less on fuel.