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With Fall being a lovely, but consistently short season, every Midwesterner knows Winter is right around the corner. A proper heating system is essential when it gets cold out, especially in the Midwest. The type of heating system being used in your home will impact energy costs and comfort levels. If your home is more than 10 years old, you may be at risk of using a worn-out heating system. Usually, these old heating systems are inefficient, hard to maintain and have high energy costs. Installing the proper up-to-date heating system will help to reduce energy costs and improve comfort levels. In order to select which system best fits your home, it’s important to research efficiency ratings and the long-term costs of your preferred type of heating system.
Geothermal Systems If you’re considering getting the newest and most energy efficient heating and cooling system, this heating system is the way to go. How does it work? This system works like a reverse refrigerator by employing Geothermal Heat Pump (GHP) technology. Essentially, a pipe is used to obtain heat from one location and shoots it over to different locations. What’s nice about this system is that it uses less electricity to operate and maintain, which saves you money on your electric bill. Radiant Heat System This system involves the transfer of heat from a hot region to a cold surface. If you know someone with a boiler, they most likely have this type of heating system. How does it work? Hot water from the boiler is transferred through tubes installed beneath the base surface to distribute heat to different rooms through the floors. Historically, the radiant heat system has provided homes with natural heat and comfort. Forced Air System The forced air system can be used for heating or cooling homes. The forced air system is typically called the central heating system and is widely used in larger buildings and retail outlets. How does it work? The air is heated in a furnace and then forced into ducts that supply various vents. Hydronic Heat System Last but not least, the hydronic heat system uses water that’s heated from a boiler that is shoved into fin-tubes baseboard units, which are attached along the walls. This system is typically referred to as hot water baseboard. This system is efficient due to the fins that increase the surface area for heat dissipation. This heating system uses both radiation and convection heat to balance out warm and cold air in your home.
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18 Comments
1/15/2021 02:48:21 am
I have a friend who recently moved into one of the coldest areas in the country. I like your suggestion of using a geothermal heating system since it uses a heat pump that makes it energy efficient. I should recommend this to him so he'd hire a professional to have it installed.
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2/23/2022 12:06:52 am
Home heating system dryer vent cleaning is a process that many homeowners may not think about, but it is important. A clogged dryer vent can cause the dryer to work harder than necessary, leading to increased energy costs and potential fire hazards. There are several ways to clean a dryer vent, including using a vacuum cleaner with a special attachment or calling in a professional.
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3/31/2022 10:08:48 am
I want to make sure that my home is heated properly. It makes sense that I would want to get a professional to maintain it for me. They would be able to ensure that it works properly.
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5/18/2022 08:21:35 pm
Its interesting to know that radiant heat systems provides a more natural heat and comfort. The heating system in our house is pretty old now so we're thinking of having it replaced or repaired. Replacing it seems like it'll cost a lot of money so we'll probably just contact heating system services instead.
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Thanks for helping me understand that the furnace would be forcing the heated ar into ducts to supply to various vents. I would like that kind of HVAC furnace installation option when I have my house built next year. It would be a great option to have heated air distributed around the house while I enjoy the warm feeling while the location where I want to move into is a cold area even in the summer.
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7/12/2022 08:00:12 am
I'm sick of my tile floors being so cold in the morning. It's good to know that you can get a radiant heat system to help keep the floors warm. I'll have to see if I can get a professional to see if I can get it installed properly.
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7/26/2022 07:54:38 pm
I love that you talked that the geothermal heating system is one of the most updated heating functions. The other night, my wifey told me that she was planning to have a heating system installed in our home to be able to stay warm in the winter, and she asked if I had any idea what would be the best option to do. I admire your advice, and I'll be sure to consult a trusted heating system service as they can help with more information about the system installation.
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7/29/2022 12:10:35 am
Reading how you described geothermal heating systems made it very easy for me to understand what they do. It acting like a "Reverse-refrigerator" really makes it feel like an appliance we can get a lot of investment out of since the winters in the area are quite hard to deal with. I'll ask a geothermal technician to help us install an appliance like this right away.
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8/10/2022 02:49:10 am
It got me when you said that geothermal heating systems would save us on our bills because it is using less electricity to operate and maintain. It might be a good choice to use this kind of system for our home. We need to have new unit installed before we can move into that house, since we bought it without anything in it which is why we got it for a low price.
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11/1/2022 01:21:57 pm
Nice article! Thank you for sharing this informative post. Keep posting!
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11/16/2022 12:45:30 am
Great read! I like how you discuss the basics of heating system. It will be easier for beginners to understand fully the mechanism if they know the basics.
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12/20/2022 01:53:40 pm
I liked how this post shared that a hydronic heating system can balance out warm and cold air in your house. My friend told me that their hydronic heating system needs repair. I should advise him to hire an expert in hydronic heating system repair to get the problem fixed.
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12/21/2022 11:05:59 pm
It's great that you mentioned how a radiant heat system involves the transfer of heat from a hot area to a cool surface. My aunt frequently uses the boiler because she lives in a cold climate. I'll advise her to purchase a radiant heating system for her home from heating system services.
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2/10/2023 05:48:14 am
Thanks a tonne for providing us with such great content, which explains the many home heating options. You have the most fascinating and useful content on your blog. A excellent post like this one is hard to come by, and it makes me question if we can ever collect such useful information.
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2/20/2023 09:19:22 pm
It's great that you elaborated that the comfort and energy level of your home would be changed by having a heating system. A couple of days ago, my wife told me she planned a heating system installation in our home to stay warm during the winter season. She asked if I had any idea what would be the best option to do. I admire your advice. I'll consult a trusted furnace system service as they can help with more information about the system installation.
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