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Volante geothermal and radiant floors in Michigan
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About Volante Heat Transfer
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michigan geothermal dealers installers contractors
email: sales@geothermal-volante.com
(810) 796-3313
geothermal michigan metro Detroit area
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Volante Heat Transfer Background and History
We do the COMPLETE job.
Volante Heat Transfer has installed thousands of geothermal systems in the Southeast Michigan area. We have specialized in geothermal systems since 1979 and do not install gas furnaces. We have an experienced staff and ongoing education. We do the complete system, including your loop and duct work. We are a member of the Michigan Geothermal Association, International Ground Source Heat Pump Association Accredidation, Ferris State University Certification, Ground Loop Certified, a licensed mechanical contractor and, Member of Radiant Panel Association. With pride we have received Energy Conservation Awards and many Awards of Excellence.
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How we approach a project
Do it right the FIRST time.
We aproach a project with determination and experience. We make sure that every thing works. We test it and retest it. Every job we do is done thoroughly and precisely. We don't cut corners- if you want the best, call us. (810) 796-3313
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Michigan Service Area
Michigan Installation AREA
We serve the SE Michigan area including some or all of the following COUNTIES:
COUNTY:
GENESSEE, LAPEER, LIVINGSTON, MACOMB, OAKLAND, ST. CLAIR, SAGINAW, SANILAC, SHIAWASEE, TUSCOLA, WASHTENAW & WAYNE
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Open loop -vs-Closed loop
Discussing your options- it's all about YOU
OPEN LOOP:
An open loop system requires 6-12 gpm from your well, depending on the size of unit. A pond or discharge area is needed to contain the discharge water on your property. Open loop systems cost less to install than closed loop systems, but you have no control over what your well brings up. Water quality is important to the heat exchanger as scaling and corrosion are to be avoided. Your maintainance is:
1) wash water filter as needed.
2) wash air filters
CLOSED LOOP:
A closed loop system requires trenching on the property to bury the loop. Water circulates within the sealed loop. A well and pond are not needed. Your water quality is not of importance. The closed loop system costs more than the open loop system to install.
Your maintanence:
1) wash air filters
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