ECONAR has been producing GeoSource geothermal heat pumps in Minnesota for a quarter of a century. Minnesota’s cold winter climate has driven the design of ECONAR’s heating and cooling equipment to what is known as a “ColdClimate” geothermal heat pump. This cold climate technology maximizes the energy savings available in heating dominated regions without sacrificing comfort, thus making ECONAR the leader in cold climate heat pump technology. Extremely efficient cooling, dehumidification and optional domestic hot water heating are also provided in one neatly packaged system.

Residential and Commercial - Heating, Cooling and Hot Water

GeoSource Heat Pumps can be used in residential or commercial applications. Common geothermal applications include: homes, churches, banks, schools, car washes, fish farms, ice rinks, swimming pools, restaurants, and anywhere heating, cooling and hot water is required.

So how does a geothermal heat pump work?

It simply takes advantage of the earth's ability to store heat.  Water circulates through a loop of pipe buried in the ground and draws off the free heat from the earth.  The heat is then concentrated by the geothermal heat pump through the refrigeration process and is released into your home through the blower or radiant floor heat system.  In the summer, the process is reversed and heat is removed from your home and put back into the earth.  For more details just click HERE.