Heating Solutions

Baseboard Electric Heaters

The electric baseboard heater uses convection to circulate air
With proper placement under a window area, the electric baseboard causes air to flow naturally
The cold air falls from the window area as the hot air rises from the heater, causing the air to tumble and move throughout the room
Ideal for rooms with a lot of glass
Low operating surface temperatures allows baseboard heaters to be placed directly on finished floors and carpets, simplifying installation
Controlled by a thermostat that is sold separately
Durable aluminum finned steel element has a lifetime warranty
Full-length capillary sensor tube provides over-temperature protection
Nylon bushings on element end provides extremely quiet operation

Comfort Cove Radiant Heaters

The first place Comfort Cove heat goes is directly to the floor, which keeps the floor and furnishings warmer than the air
Comfort Cove also produces a smaller but important percentage of warm convected air
By independently controlling the temperature in each room, a savings of 25 percent can be realized
Due to placement high on the wall close to the ceiling, cove heaters do not take up valuable floor space and are very safe
With no moving parts, no fins or grilles to clean, and no pilot light to go out, Comfort Cove heaters are virtually maintenance free
10-year limited warranty

Geothermal Heat Pumps Features

Geothermal (ground source) heat pumps are electrically powered, self-contained systems that take advantage of the earth's relatively constant ground temperature to provide heating, cooling and hot water for homes and commercial buildings
The heat pump unit is housed entirely within the home or commercial building and connected to the outside buried ground loop
Geothermal heat pumps work with the environment to provide clean, efficient and energy-saving heating and cooling year round through a closed loop or open loop system
Loops can be installed three ways: horizontally, vertically or in a pond or lake
The type chosen will depend on the available land area and the soil and rock type

Advantages

Savings - Can cut heating and cooling costs by 50 percent and provide hot water free or at substantial savings
Durability - Lasts longer than a conventional system due to protection from harsh outdoor weather
Low Maintenance - The ground loop has an expected life of over 50 years and requires no maintenance
Low Noise - Operates quietly due to lack of exposed, noisy outside units
Conservation - Works with the environment by using the earth's moderate ground temperature