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Fall Weather Check List

Cooler Weather Will Get Here – Do You Have Your To Do List Ready?

  Fall Maintenance Checklist for Your Geothermal Heating and Cooling System:   Inspect Air Filters: Check and clean or replace filters to ensure proper airflow and system efficiency. Check Thermostat Settings: Make sure your thermostat is set for the cooler months and working properly. Inspect Ductwork: Check for leaks or blockages in your duct system […]

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Geothermal Fan Mode - On vs Auto

Geothermal Fan Mode On vs Auto

  When choosing between the \”on\” and \”auto\” settings for your geothermal unit\’s fan, you can consider things like energy efficiency, air circulation, and comfort:   Energy efficiency \”Auto\” is more energy efficient because the fan only runs when the system is heating or cooling, while \”on\” keeps the fan running continuously. \”On\” can also

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ECS Geothermal - Our Team

We have the Best Customers

We would like to take a moment to Thank You for Your Referrals & Reviews!   Referrals are the ultimate testament to a job well done. We have always said, “Happy Customers Make the Best Sales Team”!   When a satisfied customer recommends our services to their friends, family, or colleagues, it speaks volumes about

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Is Big Business Taking Over the HVAC Industry

Is Big Business Taking Over the HVAC Industry?

YES, big businesses have been increasingly asserting their presence in the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) industry.   Large corporations or private equity groups often acquire smaller HVAC companies, consolidating their market share. This consolidation allows them to expand their reach and streamline operations, often resulting in cost efficiencies. However, many times there is

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Oil: Drilling On Land in 2024

About 70% of global oil production comes from onshore oil drilling, meaning that oil is drilled on land. The remaining 30% is produced from offshore oil platforms and deepwater drilling. While onshore drilling is generally less expensive than offshore drilling, it can still come with environmental risks and impacts on local communities. As the world

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