Blog Category: Swimming Pools

We’re here this morning at VillageWalk to discuss the difference between GeoThermal heating and gas heating, which they used to have here. In 2008, VillageWalk asked us for an estimate to convert their pool heating system from gas to GeoThermal. GeoThermal pool heating works by simply transferring heat from the nearby lake water to the pool water through the air conditioning cycle. The two waters never mix, and it’s one of the most efficient ways to heat the pool.

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Our goal is to have a symbiotic relationship with our clients. Rick Harding, the Director of Maintenance for the Regal Oaks and Encantada Resort in Kissimmee, has entrusted us with installing a GeoThermal system in a third resort pool. We appreciate being able to work on these projects with him. Here’s what Rick had to say:

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Today we’re here at Countryside Verandas to do a post-installation walk-through of the GeoThermal units that were installed. Follow along in the video above to gain an understanding of how these units work to regulate your pool temperatures year-round.

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Today we’re at Heritage Pines again with Herb Hurly, the general manager, and Patrick Morse, the energy consultant who put together the proposal and quote for their project. To see the first two videos on Heritage Pines and their installation, watch part one here and part two here. They’ll save $33,000 per year with their new system (compared to using gas), with a 3.9-year return on investment. Those numbers are from the old gas prices; in January, natural gas was $2.05 per metric million, and now it’s $4.90 per metric million, meaning they’re saving even more.

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As all of you know, gas prices have been going up recently. From the beginning of 2021 to today, gas prices have more than doubled. We all feel this at the gas pump, but this also affects how much it costs to heat your pool. Today we’ll be talking with experts from our team about what they’re seeing in the field and how GeoThermal systems can save you tons of money on heating.

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As all of you know, gas prices have been going up recently. From the beginning of 2021 to today, gas prices have more than doubled. We all feel this at the gas pump, but this also affects how much it costs to heat your pool. Today we’ll be talking with experts from our team about what they’re seeing in the field and how GeoThermal systems can save you tons of money on heating.

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Variable speed versus single-speed pool pumps. Is there a difference? Should you make the investment in a variable speed pump when a single speed has a lower up-front price? The geothermal professionals at Symbiont Service Corp in Englewood, Florida explain the benefits of variable speed pool pumps vs single-speed. 

One of the questions the geothermal professionals from Symbiont Service get asked all the time is, “what’s better? A variable speed pool pump or a single speed?” We recommend variable speed pumps, and we’ll explain why and explain the differences between them so you can make an informed decision.

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Today we’ll be providing a tutorial on how to use your Symbiont pool/spa thermostat.

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What is a salt system? How does it operate, and what benefits does it bring to your pool? Does it make your water taste salty? (Spoiler alert: No!) Today, we’ll fill you in on the details so that your pool can run at maximum efficiency.

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According to Patrick Morse, energy consultant for Northern Florida, wait times for GeoThermal installments have increased to six to eight weeks due to high demand. If you need to schedule an installment yourself, don’t delay—schedule today! We want to exceed your expectations and not only give you a great, brand-new heating system but also make sure that you’re up and running during the main heating season between late September and early May.

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