Today we know we can purchase a multitude of heaters, it all depends on what is around us and the research behind it to determine the best heater for our home.
Let’s discuss your different options:
Solar heating
Going green seems to be the popular way these days. Solar panels are great here in West Texas where we get a lot of sunshine. By transferring that energy into running your heater, you can save money and the environment!
Gas furnace
This is the most traditional type of heating. Upfront this heater is inexpensive, but over time it may cost you.
Radiant Heating
This heating is to provide the most comfortable and natural feeling heat. Most of the time your home is heating through hot water tubing in the floors or with a pot belly stove.
Steam radiant heating system
These you have seen throughout old homes and apartments, characterized by the big iron radiators sticking out from the wall. Normally this heating system is charged by natural gas, electricity, or oil. They also are great for heating up a space, fast.
Geothermal
These are the most up-to-date heating options. Did you know with Geothermal heating you can save 30-70% on your heating costs?! The overall understanding of Geothermal heating is taking the heat from one location and moving it to another. These are expensive to install, but the overall working will save you.