The idea of a Geothermal Heat Pump extracting heat from under the Earth’s surface can seem confusing to many. After all, how can there be heat underground? The science, however, is quite straightforward. The heat pump utilizes a refrigerant loop pulled in from a vapour-compressed refrigeration cycle to move the heat in or out. In this design, the heat source is far more stable and constant than air-based heat. The latter is usually not as easy to control. Another advantage of Geothermal heat pumps is that it is effective in pushing heat out of the home, allowing you to enjoy cooler temperatures during warm weather. This type of heat pump is also more economical and capable of reducing power consumption, pollution, and, yes, global warming.

Different Types of Geothermal Heat Pumps
Geothermal heat pumps are available in different types of systems and functions. Learn more about geothermal heat pumps and the available options for you.