See How We Installed a GeoThermal Heating System for This Home
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:
- 1. Closed loop in the ground
- 2. Closed loop in the water
- 3. Wells
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.
Whew, it’s hot and humid! Welcome to Englewood, Florida, right? If you’re like many of the customers that the geothermal professionals from Symbiont Service work with you may be spending some time examining your household or commercial business expenses. Are you finding that you’re spending more to cool your home or office this summer than you did last summer? If so, it’s time to give one of our technicians a call and have us come out and inspect your HVAC unit. We can help you with 3 ways to save money on cooling this summer — some may be easily implemented. However, there are times that no matter how much money you put into an air conditioning unit you may just need to throw in the towel and replace it. 
heater maintained and serviced, but it is actually the best time. Why? Being proactive on pool heater maintenance is important for that time when it’s needed. We also understand
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How Does Geothermal Pool Heating Work?
In Florida, heating costs in general are not a high concern; however, pool heating costs contribute to a significant portion of a homeowner’s energy bills.
Geothermal pools reduce energy costs significantly, while still providing all the comfort and performance that conventional pool heating systems offer, making them well worth the investment.
Geothermal energy is a powerful and extremely efficient source of heating and cooling for homes, pools and spas. Symbiont Service Corp. is a geothermal specialist with a focus on geothermal air conditioning and pool/spa heating services for individuals, housing developments, condominium complexes, aquatic recreation areas and public institutions, among others. Our clients can expect 
Geothermal systems are an ideal choice for heating and cooling your home or business. Across the country, the temperature below the ground hovers between 45 and 75 degrees, and 