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Geothermal Basics for Idaho Falls

November 7, 2011

Conan Heating & Air Conditioning is committed to bringing you the information that you need to make an informed decision when it comes to your heating and cooling system for your home or business. The first part of a five-part series, this article will go over the basics of a geothermal solution. So, how does a geothermal system maintain your home’s warmth during the winter and rid your home of heat during the summer? It’s all about making the most out of the stored energy that can be discovered under your feet. The temperature of the earth just under the

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Geothermal Installation Sized to Your Idaho Falls Home

October 17, 2011

The money you’ll save from an Idaho Falls geothermal installation is hard to deny. Superior heating and cooling efficiencies while utilizing the greenest way to condition your home both make a geothermal system a wise choice. However, a significant amount of planning is required to ideally size your geothermal system. Every step of the way, Conan Heating & Air Conditioning will answer any questions that arise. We are the Idaho Falls geothermal installer to call! When it comes to determining the size a geothermal system in Idaho Falls, there are a variety of factors that should be taken

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Save Green by Going Green

October 10, 2011

With the increasing emphasis on “going green”, Conan Heating & Air Conditioning proudly helps Idaho Falls homeowners to stay at the “green forefront”. With geothermal heating and cooling system solutions, the very ground your home resides on is the source of your home’s heating and cooling. Also called ground-source conditioning, the basic function is this. The earth absorbs the Sun’s rays and stores that energy beneath the surface. After you reach around six feet, the ground around Idaho Falls remains at a moderately consistent temperature throughout the year. Every WaterFurance geothermal unit that we install is

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Geothermal Systems Provide “Free” Hot Water

April 23, 2011

What is a Desuperheater? There are a lot of innovative products on the market that seek to deliver hot water more efficiently. New technologies such as on-demand production, heat pump water heaters are just a few options available. The question is, do these options make sense here in Idaho Falls? Before you buy a technology only capable of one thing, consider a geothermal system. An Idaho Falls geothermal heat pump WaterFurnace solution provides heating, cooling, and free hot water – all from a single unit. A desuperheater captures the wasted heat

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Inside a Geothermal Heat Pump

January 31, 2011

Recently, many inquisitive Idaho Falls residents have asked Conan Heating & Air Conditioning about geothermal. Sure, geothermal heat pumps use the earth to condition your home… but how do they do it? Request service This amazing system works thanks to one simple principle: Given the opportunity, heat will always move into a cooler area. That’s why an ice cube melts and it’s what makes a geothermal heat pump possible. Here’s how geothermal works : A geothermal system doesn’t create heat through combustion. It simply collects and moves it using the principle stated above. In order

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More FAQs about Geothermal Heat Pump Systems

January 3, 2011

When installing a geothermal heat pump system in your existing Idaho Falls home, you may have a few concerns. The following are some common questions we have heard and their answers. Investigating geothermal heat pumps you have come up with some questions. For your consideration are some additional FAQs to answer your burning questions. Will an underground loop affect my lawn or landscaping? While there is a short-term disruption, the piping required for a geothermal heat pump system has no long-term damaging effects on your grass, trees, and other landscaping items. Temporary bare spots created by

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Bringing Residential Geothermal Options to Idaho Falls Residents

December 20, 2010

Updated August 15th, 2024 Residential geothermal heating and cooling systems are wise investments that any Idaho Falls resident should consider installing. The long list of benefits, the many ways it saves energy, and how you can save money combine into the perfect blend of being financially savvy and environmentally responsible. So you’re not yet sold on the installation of a cost-saving geothermal heat pump, or ground source heat pump as they are called by engineers? Then here are more details Idaho Falls, ID homeowners can expect from their residential geothermal system. Residential Geothermal Benefits

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A “Smarter” Way to Heat and Cool

October 12, 2010

Imagine, if you will, an abundant source of free, renewable energy that could be used for home heating in winter, cooling in summer, and hot tap water all year. Well, guess what: It really exists. It’s called the sun! But it’s not really solar heating we’re talking about here. No, we’re actually thinking of geothermal heating – and cooling. Talk about energy-efficient! More than any other residential system, geothermal heating and cooling can provide the lowest utility bills, with potential utility savings of anywhere from 40% to 70%. How? By tapping into the

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Geothermal’s Triple-Threat Solution Conan Heating and Geothermal

September 20, 2010

The best heating system your house can have is one you don’t realize is there. And that’s the appeal of the Synergy3D Series from WaterFurnace, a leading manufacturer of geothermal heating and cooling products. With Synergy3D you get an even blanket of heat, right where you want it – no radiators clanking in the night … no gas furnace roaring to life …no too-hot- to-too-cold temperature swings common with fossil fuel systems. Homeowners who want radiant floor heating also will find the Synergy3D Series an exciting product – one that’s highly efficient and increases

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Understanding Earth Loops

September 13, 2010

This is a subject every homeowner in Idaho Falls should understand, too, because earth loops are right at the heart of a geothermal system. They constitute its biggest advantage over conventional heating and cooling technologies. So, what exactly does an earth loop do? It transfers heat to and from the ground – eliminating the need for fossil fuels. And that’s especially good news for Idaho Falls residents. Earth loops come in two basic types. Closed loops are buried in the earth or submerged in a lake or pond. They transfer heat by circulating a

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