We’ve mentioned before how much you stand to save by taking advantage of the geothermal tax credit currently available on new system installations. If you have been thinking about scheduling a geothermal installation in Columbia, SC, but still have not gotten around to it, now really is the time to ask.
We’ve certainly made no secret of our enthusiasm for geothermal technology here on this blog. We live in a great environment for the use of heat pumps, and ground-source heat pumps take the benefits of using heat pump technology to their limits.
The answer to this question, in a nutshell, is quite simple. Furnaces are so popular because, when professionally installed and serviced, they are great heating systems.
When you come back home after a day out in the hot, humid environment that we’re so familiar with around here, you should feel more comfortable immediately. If you’ve begun to realize, though, that your air conditioner just is not living up to your expectations, that is just not possible.
Imagine that you come home after a hot, long day outdoors, but know for certain that you left the AC running on its regular program. Now imagine that you enter your home, only to find that it is marginally, if at all, cooler than the environment outdoors.
While there are certainly many great air conditioning systems on the market these days, it is important to remember that there is no such thing as a 100% problem free air conditioning system. Even the most well-made and expertly maintained systems will experience operational problems at some point.
When you live in South Carolina, where the only thing more intense than the heat, sometimes, is the humidity, you really need to know that your air conditioning system is going to be there for you when you need it most. If your air conditioner is making loud, unfamiliar sounds, then, you should contact us right away.
It truly is amazing just how much damage even a small amount of water may do to one’s property, and even in a relatively short amount of time. That is why it is so important that you have any leaks in your plumbing or hydronic heating system repaired ASAP.
To answer the question posed in the title of this blog, yes. Geothermal air conditioning is definitely well worth your consideration if you are interested in having a new home cooling system installed on your property.
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