A Geothermal Heat Pump is an alternative solution to standard home heating and cooling systems. Using the Earth as a conduit, we are able to naturally heat and cool water without the use of excessive electricity. This severly reduces the cost of running air and water conditioning.

First, pipes are buried approximately 200 to 500 feet below the surface, creating a cloosed loop system. Water is then pumped through the closed loop system, and will naturally cool the water during the summer, and will naturally heat the water during the winter. This proccess provides free hot water during the summer, and allows home owners to significantly save on hot water in the winter. Compared to standard conditioning units, a Geothermal Heat Pump is up to 70% more efficient in heating, and up to 40% more efficient in cooling.

Not at all. Typically, the Geothermal Heat Pump unit is either buried in the ground or located within the home. Usually these units operate at about 50 Decibels, which is about as loud moderate rainfall. Where as traditional AC Units may operate as loud as 75 Decibels, which is about as loud as a Vaccum Cleaner, or Portable Generator.

Geothermal Heat Pumps are 100% electric, and do not produce any biproducts. Additionally, they are much more effiecent than typical conditioning units, and thus will use less energy, reducing your dependence on fossil fuel even further, a perfect combonation to use with Solar Panels.

International Ground Source Heat Pump Association

Wikipedia: Geothermal Heat Pump

As technology advances, more and more things are connected to the internet, creating what is known as "The Internet of Things." Internet enabled devices and appliances allows you to monitor and control aspects of your home from your smartphone, tablet, and or computer.

If you ever have asked yourself this question, be it on your commute to work, or lying down in bed about to fall asleep, no longer will you have to worry yourself. With smart devices such as internet enabled Light Bulbs, all you have to do is open an app on your phone, and you're able to turn off the kitchen lights right from your phone.

Nowadays, there are so many things you can do right from your smartphone. Want to save some money? With a Smart Home, you can have your Air Conditioning automatically turn off when you leave your home, and have it automatically turn back on while you're on your way home. At your local supermarket, but forgot whether or not you're out of milk? With your Smart Home, you can check on the contents of your fridge, which will be able to tell you when you bought your milk, how much is left, and whether or not it's gone bad. There are so many things you can do with a Smart Home, it would be near impossible to list them all here.

[Revision Needed] Solar Panel technology has been around for quite some time, going all the way back to the 1950's. Simply put, Solar Panels will absorb sunlight during the day, converting it into electricity for your home! This allows your home to become engergy independent, which means you no longer have to pay an electrical bill! In fact, if your home produces more energy than it consumes, the electric company will end up paying you!