A heat loss analysis is a way to calculate how much heat is lost or gained in a building based on how the structure is made and the weather outside. This value is then used for properly sizing the heating and cooling equipment to ensure it can keep the space at the desired temperature, year-round
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Can You Use Existing Ductwork With A New Geothermal System?
System sizing and air distribution throughout the home are the primary factors for year-round comfort. Ductwork designed with comfort in mind brings even temperature in every room and steady, cozy rooms for your family.
Will Geothermal Work With My Baseboard?
Yes, a geothermal heat pump can use baseboard, however, there are a few important items to consider to ensure you are going to be comfortable in your home and happy with your heating system upgrade.
Leasing Solar Panels: Pros & Cons
To Lease or Not to Lease. And in our opinion, the answer is "not to lease." Here's why: When you wish to sell your home, the buyer must assume the lease or the the lease holder can prohibit the sale.
Polycrystalline Solar Cells vs Monocrystalline: Which is Better?
First, we’ll review the pros and cons of monocrystalline solar cells vs polycrystalline solar cells. Then, we'll let you decide: Which would you want for your residential power plant?
Net Metering
Net metering allows customers who generate their electricity from alternative energy systems to transfer electricity they don’t use back into the grid in exchange for credits on their utility bills.
