If you’re a homeowner in Australia with an apartment or townhouse, you may be wondering whether geothermal heating and cooling is an option for your property. The answer is yes! Geothermal energy, also known as ground-source heat pumps, can be used in apartments, townhouses and other dwellings.
Geothermal energy works by taking heat from the ground and transferring it into the air inside your home. The process is the reverse during summer, when it takes heat away from the air inside your home and transfers it back into the ground. So in winter, geothermal energy helps to keep your home warm, while in summer it helps to keep your home cool.
The benefits of installing a geothermal heating and cooling system in your apartment or townhouse are numerous. For starters, geothermal energy is a renewable energy source that produces no carbon emissions – making it an excellent choice for eco-conscious homeowners. It’s also incredibly efficient – up to 4 times more efficient than traditional air conditioning systems – so you’ll save money on your energy bills over time.
On average, homeowners who switch to geothermal heating and cooling can expect to see their monthly costs reduced by up to 60%. That means if you currently spend $200 per month on electricity bills for heating and cooling, switching to geothermal could reduce this cost by up to $120 per month.
Installing a geothermal system in an apartment or townhouse requires specialist knowledge and experience due to the size of the building and its layout. That’s why we recommend working with experienced designers and installers like Euroheat Australia – Perth engineers with 30 years of experience designing & constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems for many different types of buildings. They have access to the latest technologies and techniques which will ensure a high quality installation that will last for years to come.
So if you’re considering switching to geothermal heating & cooling in your Australian apartment or townhouse, we highly recommend using Euroheat Australia’s design & installation services – they will make sure you get the most out of your new system while minimising any disruption caused during installation!
