We explain some of the benefits of employee ownership through ESOPs.
Recently, we made a blog post about employee ownership through stock options. We believe ESOPs are the way forward for our company, so today we’ll dive deeper into the topic. There’s a lot to go over, but by the end of the video, you should understand the basics of what ESOPs do to help a company and its employees.
We installed GeoThermal heating systems for a 1,700-square-foot home and an 8,000-square-foot pool, and we want to show you the layout of this installation.
The first question we have to answer any time we install a geothermal heating system is how we use the earth to heat the water, and there are three main options to do so:
For this job, we went with the third option. At the beginning of the video, you can see me standing outside the home by the supply well where we have a pump submerged in the ground that’s regulated by internal controls.
As we move into the garage, we find the controls for the water we’re bringing into the home from the well. There are several items to take note of here. The first is the variable frequency drive, which controls the speed of the well pump and ensures there’s no unnecessary energy consumption and the home gets the gallons it needs for the air conditioner, heating of the pool, or both.
Next to that is the intermediate plate heat exchanger—a stainless-steel device that separates the well water from the air conditioning system. Underground water is very unstable, and geothermal heating not only saves energy, but it also protects the unit from underground water.
As of this writing, the hurricane season is in full force in Florida. We have had several named storms and the threat will remain until 
November when hurricane season is considered over. How to prepare for the Florida hurricane season is something the geothermal experts at Symbiond Service talk with their commercial and private homeowner customers about.
Don’t wait until the hurricane is predicted to hit. You won’t be able to stock your home, nor will you be able to fill your car with fuel or even purchase items to protect your home. Hurricane season, coupled with the coronavirus pandemic, has lead to 2020 being a season fraught with uncertainty.
When you live in an area that is prone to natural disasters, you should always be prepared!
Are you planning to close up the swimming pool and pack away the outdoor furniture now that Labor Day has passed? When you’re buttoning your outdoor living space up for the off-season the geothermal professionals from Symbiont Service Corp in Englewood, Florida have tips for how to maintain your outdoor kitchen so it survives the offseason.
Florida residents are fortunate in the fact they can use their outdoor living spaces almost year-round — especially the outdoor kitchen and grill. Also, if a swimming pool owner has a geothermal swimming pool heater the pool can be used almost year-round; that is certainly something to consider for those pool owners who only get to use their pools a few months of the year.
We know it’s difficult to think of autumn when we are so enmeshed in our beautiful Florida summer. Autumn and its cooler temperatures will be here before we know it though. Now is the time to begin preparing your Florida home for fall drafts.
The geothermal experts and installers at Symbiont Service Corp work with Englewood, Florida and surrounding area homeowners and business owners to keep heating and cooling costs affordable.
Insulation matters for cooling & heating Florida homes. Whether it’s winter and the house is chilly or it’s 
the height of summer and heat and humidity are oppressive, if your Englewood, Florida home is properly insulated you will:
Is Your Pool Water Cool In The Morning?
Following this long, hot summer and the passing of Labor Day, Florida pool owners may be faced with pool water that is cool in the morning. There are many ways to address this, one of which is by adding geo-thermal units to the pool. This will keep the water at a temperature that is enjoyable for you and your family.
Florida pool owners know they are lucky in the fact that they don’t always have to consider closing their pools once Labor Day rolls around. Labor Day is the traditional pool-closing time in many areas of the country. Labor Day, as many pool owners understand marks the typical “end of summer” and many pool owners work with their pool service contractors to get the pool ready for the long winter months ahead. If you’re not ready to say good-bye to summer and to swimming, but your pool water is cool in the morning, here are some options to consider.
Geothermal heating and cooling is an extremely efficient and cost-effective choice for pool owners in the Florida Suncoast region. When choosing the type of geothermal heating and cooling system that works best for your home and pool, you have several options to consider.
For Florida Suncoast customers, geothermal heating and cooling is a highly efficient and cost-saving source of heating and cooling. Geothermal energy is readily available and inexpensive once installed. It produces no harmful greenhouse gases and emits no pollutants. It’s vastly less expensive than heating and cooling that uses electricity or fuel and can, for example, cut pool heating costs by 80 percent or more. In the climate of south Florida, using geothermal heating and cooling makes excellent sense.
If you are looking to do the environment a favor while reducing your home heating and cooling costs, geothermal systems hold a great deal of potential. These systems rely on the latent heat energy beneath the surface of the earth, using a network of forced-air ducts to naturally and cost-effectively heat and cool your home while sharply reducing the amount of pollution you create.
