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As the cost of energy increases, geothermal installations become the system of choice. The earth has a tremendous capacity for storing thermal energy, which can be utilized to heat or cool a building. Although the initial cost of a geothermal application may be higher, if one considers the life cycle savings in energy and the reduced maintenance costs, then geothermal is the smartest decision for your project. Geothermal systems are especially recommended in areas that have significant heating and cooling loads. In areas that are either cooling or heating dominant our hybrid systems could be the perfect solution for your needs.

Using a cooling tower in conjunction with a ground loop in areas that have a cooling dominant load reduces the cost of the loop field with only a small impact on the efficiency of the system. Conversely, in areas that are heating dominant, the addition of a boiler to a geothermal loop reduces the loop field cost with a minimal effect on the efficiency of the system. To learn more about geothermal options visit: www.bosch-climate.us

Air quality adds to your comfort and health. Several options are available to enhance the quality of the air in your business or residence. These options include bacteria eliminating ultraviolet treatment systems, humidification and dehumidification systems, and operation panels that allow each area of your home or business environment to be controlled separately. To learn more about air quality options visit www.honeywell.com The field of Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning, or HVAC, has its own technical language. In order to make it easier for you to understand the terms and acronyms we use, here are the most often used HVAC technical terms with their definitions.