Geothermal and Radiant Heating and Cooling
Geothermal and radiant systems use Earth's heat to efficiently manage indoor temperatures, reducing energy use and environmental impact. Geothermal systems circulate fluid through underground pipes to transfer heat, while radiant heating uses elements under floors or in walls for even warmth.
Geothermal systems are often thought of as new, but they’ve been in use in the U.S. and beyond for over 60 years. As with all the technology in our lives, advancements over the years have made geothermal heating and cooling a more practical choice.
Geothermal pumps work by using naturally occurring heat, stored in the ground, to heat your home, safely and efficiently, without the use of fossil fuels. In the summer, the process is reversed, extracting the heat from your home or business and placing it in a “heat sink” in the ground.
Why Choose Geothermal?
- Quieter than traditional heating and cooling systems
- Suitable for both new and existing structures
- Requires less maintenance
- Longer lifespan compared to conventional systems
- Reduces reliance on non-renewable fuels and lowers energy costs
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- Environmentally friendly alternative to traditional hot air systems
- Can be powered by geothermal or solar energy
- Cochran Heating & Cooling offers Rahua Radiant Heating Products
- Applicable for both residential and commercial spaces
Examples:
- Traditional whole-house air conditioning with ductwork
- Heat pump systems with AC
- Ductless air conditioning systems
- Geothermal cooling systems
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