Shafer Heating & Cooling now offering Ground Source Heat Pump technology
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Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) systems use modern technologies to harness the stored energy of the greatest solar collector in existence: the earth. Nathan Shafer of Shafer Heating & Cooling, Inc. in Hillsboro is now a trained professional by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) to harness the earth's energy for you. Hard work and extensive preparation has allowed Shafer to give this community the opportunity to experience GSHP technology.
An NATE-certified/IGSHPA-accredited installer is a benefit to the Hillsboro community because of the ability to offer the only qualified renewable energy system available today. These systems are perfect for homes, apartment complexes, businesses, schools and more. In addition to heating and cooling, GSHPs can also provide free or substantially reduced cost hot water.
Installation trainees like Shafer learn about the design and installation of ground heat exchangers, which are the basis of GSHP systems. During the winter, water or an antifreeze/water solution is circulated through buried pipe, collecting heat from the earth and transporting it into the building. During the summer, the system cools the building by reversing itself, collecting heat from the building and transporting it back to the earth.
For more information on this durable, low-maintenance, economic and environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional heating and cooling, contact Shafer Heating and Cooling at (937) 466-2755.[[In-content Ad]]
An NATE-certified/IGSHPA-accredited installer is a benefit to the Hillsboro community because of the ability to offer the only qualified renewable energy system available today. These systems are perfect for homes, apartment complexes, businesses, schools and more. In addition to heating and cooling, GSHPs can also provide free or substantially reduced cost hot water.
Installation trainees like Shafer learn about the design and installation of ground heat exchangers, which are the basis of GSHP systems. During the winter, water or an antifreeze/water solution is circulated through buried pipe, collecting heat from the earth and transporting it into the building. During the summer, the system cools the building by reversing itself, collecting heat from the building and transporting it back to the earth.
For more information on this durable, low-maintenance, economic and environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional heating and cooling, contact Shafer Heating and Cooling at (937) 466-2755.[[In-content Ad]]